Dr. Campbell Price
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first heard Feb 2026
last heard 10 Jun
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So the fact that Ramesses I takes that name, I think is politically,
And religiously, the two are interconnected.
Yes, though I should say Horemheb's tomb is abandoned in the north because he's not really buried there because he's a king.
He has artisans go and add a snake to his brow on almost all the depictions of him in his tomb at Saqqara in the north because he's become a king.
But a king...
in the new kingdom of Egypt at that time, cannot be buried in a mere Saqqara tomb.
He's got to be buried in the royal cemetery at the Valley of the Kings.
So there's a tomb of Horm-Heb at the Valley of the Kings?
At the Valley of the Kings.
So Ramesses I, and this is an interesting question,
Unlike Akhenaten doesn't just stay in one place at one time and stick there.
He moves around.
I think he starts back.
Well, he continues this tradition of the peripatetic chord, but there is definitely a favouring of the north.
And it may be that Ramses I gives his name to an incredible new settlement developed by his son, Seti I, and his grandson, Ramses II, and that is called Piramses, or Pir Ramses, which in ancient Egyptian means House of Ramses.
Yeah, I think that's a really good way to think about it, Justin, because he gives his name to 11 kings,
this whole period, as I said, is called the Ramesside period and the first Ramesses.
Ramesses I must have ambition because he's chosen by Horemheb.
He must be quite a dynamic guy and he must pass on, at least to his son, if not to his grandson, you know, spoken instructions for what he wants to achieve.
I think he must be.
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