Akhenaten and Nefertiti: Egypt’s punk revolutionaries (SOLD OUT)
Egypt’s power and influence reached a peak during the 18th Dynasty. At the top, pharaoh was as powerful as ever, and ever more divine. And then, in a few short years the tenth pharaoh of the line, Amenhotep IV, turned the country on its head. He built new temples on virgin soil at Karnak, in a new style with decoration showing himself and his wife, Nefertiti, elevated to much greater prominence than was conventional. This was ancient Egypt’s punk rock moment.
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