History gave Hatshepsut all the credit. But 300 years earlier, a woman named Sobekneferu did the unthinkable. She didn't rule as queen. She crowned herself pharaoh. Wore the king's kilt over her dress. Called herself Son of Re. Aligned herself with Sobek—the crocodile god of chaos and power. For four years she held a dying dynasty together. Then they erased her name from every monument. Her tomb has never been found. Why did they want her forgotten? #ancientegypt #egyptianhistory #femalepharaoh

11K views · 122 reactions | In a stunning discovery, archaeologists in Luxor have uncovered the tomb of Queen Teti Sheri, grandmother of Ahmose I, alongside over 1,000 intact stone blocks from the foundation wall of Queen Hatshepsut's valley temple https://reut.rs/4fPi4Hc | Reuters | Facebook