Historical Figure Research - 1

 Hatshepsut

'The female king of Egypt'

Hatshepsut is one of the two historical figures I was given, and is by far my favourite. This video shows the beginning of my research into who Hatshepsut was, her story and the beginning of my research into her culture and appropriate appearances. I also started brainstorming ideas for stories I could use for my work in the future, although that will be built on as time moves on. This page will be updated regularly as I learn more and continue to add to it.



(I am using an app called 'Miro' on my ipad to create these research pages, so if this video doesn't work photos will be uploaded instead)

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