Ancient Egypt: The New Kingdom and Its Greatest Pharaohs

This episode delves into the New Kingdom of Ancient Egypt, focusing on its rise to cultural zenith under Pharaoh Amenhotep III and the subsequent religious and political upheavals. It explores the dramatic changes brought by Akhenaten's monotheistic revolution, Tutankhamun's short reign, and the ultimate decline due to power struggles between Pharaohs and priests. The episode highlights key archaeological sites like Karnak Temple and the Valley of the Kings, illustrating the complex relationship between religion, governance, and art in this golden era of Egyptian history.
01:36 Akhenaten's Religious Reforms
02:30 Tutankhamun's Reign and Legacy
03:23 The Role of Priests in the New Kingdom
04:11 Decline of the New Kingdom
05:39 Archaeological Insights
06:50 Cultural and Artistic Achievements
08:12 The Legacy of the New Kingdom
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