I was not part of the thread you mention. But since no one has taken your question...
You ask: "Is it possible, that his (Sheshonq I.) wife Mehetemweskhet is the daughter of Pharao Smendes I ?"
I guess everything is possible in Ancient Egypt but are you referring to Shoshenq A, husband of King's Mother Mehtemweskhet and ancestor of Pasenhor B? Had the former been a king and the latter a King's Daughter I think Pasenhor would have mentioned so. The actual Pharaoh Shoshenq I is generations removed from Smendes.
I have a question concerning the thread "Khonsu Temple Genealogy : Chronological Problems". Is it possible, that his (Sheshonq I.) wife Mehetemweskhet is the daughter of Pharao Smendes I ? Ecki
Hi all ! I red the following article of Montet concerning the Kanopes and Statuettes, found in the chambers of the tomb of Psusennes I. and would like to discuss the content of the now cited excerpt... more
Hi Ecki, Montet's description is quite unclear and confusing at times. Some of his conclusions are wrong. The title given to Mutnodjmet is Royal Wife not Royal Mother and Amenope is 1st not 2nd... more
I forgot to add >> "Le tombeaux de Psousennes n'a pas été construit pour lui seul." If the tomb was not built for Psusennes, for whom was it built ? 'lui seul' is the hint "The tomb of Psousennes was ... more
Hi all ! Concerning my studies of Pierre Montet (part 1), Vases sacrés et profanes du tombeau de Psusennes, published by Monuments et mémoires de la Fondation Eugène Piot, num. 38, Paris 1944, pp. 17 ... more
Hi Ecki, >> c.) Pharao Nesbanibded (Smendes I.) was the son of HPA Menkheperé I think you are confusing HPA Smendes II (the son of HPA Menkheperre, the son of King Pinudjem I) with the much earlier... more
Hi Ecki You seem to be bringing back some very old points, some of which I myself am not aware. Explicit genealogical statements during the early phase of the TIP tend to be scarce or very one-sided, ... more
You asked Ecki, but here are my thoughts. >> A few questions: who were the royal father and brother of Mutnodjmet and what are your thoughts on Smendes and Tanutamun from Wenamun’s Report? As I said... more
Hi all ! I'am almost brandnew here on your Forum and would like to introduce myself to the board on this way. My english is not in a good mood, but I hope it fits for a conversation about ancient... more
Hi Ecki Montet was mistaken. It was later established that the inscriptions on the female like ushabti statuttes in this particular chamber (other than those for Psusennes 2) belonged to Siamun and... more
Ecki wrote: "In view of this result I asked myself : Pourqoui admettrons que ces statuettes lui une des épouses de Psousennes ? Yes, and this is my question. What does we know today about le nom de... more
Helpful page with drawing of the situation of the Tanis burials. Perhaps it can help Ecki figure out what Montet had meant. http://www.narmer.pl/groby/nrt_en.htm