Queen Hatshepsut/obelisks & Madonna and Chrissy

Does this statue of Queen Hatsheput not look like the pose that Madonna and Chrissy T took in the recent photos, hands covering breasts and coned hat/towel on head?

Only one woman, Queen Hatshepsut, who began her 22-year rule around 1478 BC, built some of the Egyptian obelisks; all other obelisks were built by men.

https://www.ancient-egypt-online.com/obelisks.html

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hatshepsut#/media/File:S_F-E-CAMERON_2006-10-EGYPT-WESTBANK-0153.JPG

>>9895047

> Hatshepsut

hat she put (on)

flashback

https://www.cnn.com/2020/07/02/politics/duckworth-vindman-promotion-military-confirmations/index.html

Duckworth to halt military confirmations until she receives assurance Vindman promotion won't be blocked

By Clare Foran, Ted Barrett and Ryan Browne, CNN

Updated 6:10 PM ET, Thu July 2, 2020

Famous Obelisks in Ancient Egypt

Two famous ancient Egyptian obelisks that were built by Thutmose III were relocated first to Cleopatra’s palace and subsequently, one to Central Park in New York and the other to England on the bank of the Thames River.

Emperor Augustus moved one of Egypt’s ancient obelisks to Alexandria and it ultimately arrived at Saint Peter’s Square in Vatican City; this is the only monolith in Rome that has not fallen since the time of the Romans. Another, originally at the Luxor Temple, was moved to the Place de la Concorde in France.

The Lateran Obelisk, the tallest one in the world, is now located in Rome, Italy. The Heliopolis Obelisk remains in Cairo, Egypt and is the oldest Egyptian obelisk that remains erect.

>>9895461

>Famous Obelisks in Ancient Egypt

== relocated and now in London, New York, France, and the Vatican