Dr. Campbell Price

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1,433 appearances 4 recordings 2 series first heard Feb 2026 last heard 10 Jun

Dr. Campbell Price’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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You know, he starts a very nice tomb in the Valley of the Kings, which has to literally be cut short because he only lives a couple of years.
But something about Ramesses I... So we are using these names, which are the people in question's birth names.
So the parents of Ramesses I call him Pa-Ramesu, which means literally he of the sun god.
Wow.
But...
His name as king, he takes on a series of names, but the names the ancient Egyptians would have known these people by is the throne name, the pre-Gnomon as opposed to the Gnomon.
The Gnomon is your birth name, what your family might call you.
But the throne name for Ramesses I,
is telling.
So he's called Men Pechti Re.
So that means literally the strength of the sun god is established or establishing the strength of the sun god.
So Pechti means strength and we know that the first king of the 18th dynasty, Ahmose II, who's this military guy,
He is called Neb-Pechdi-Re.
So there's this reference to strength.
And we know also that the family are from this part of the Eastern Delta in the north of Egypt, where the god Seth is the local patron.
Now, who's the god Seth?
Now, Seth, we've encountered him before, you and I. We have, yeah.
But Seth is kind of the yin to the yang of Horus.
So he's often described in very negative terms because he's a god of storms and he tries to do nasty things to his nephew, but he's also great of strength.
The god Seth is emblematic of this kind of brute, uncontrolled, voracious strength on the battlefield.
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