This place was destroyed by Horemhab, and stone from this place was used to constructHermopolis Magna. Royalty greeted the public at the Window of Appearance in this location. An artstyle named for this place was characterized by male figures with almost female breasts, and otherimages where small hands extend from the rays of a solar disk. Many buildings at this site weredesigned by an architect named Bek. This location lends its name to a series of (*) letters betweenfigures like Amenhotep III and Kadashman-Enlil written in Akkadian. Four years after its founder's death,the royal court returned to Thebes. This place contains numerous portrait busts of Nefertiti and contains atemple to Aton. For 10 points, name this capital of Akhenaten.
This place was destroyed by Horemhab, and stone from this place was used to constructHermopolis Magna. Royalty greeted the public at the Window of Appearance in this location. An artstyle named for this place was characterized by male figures with almost female breasts, and otherimages where small hands extend from the rays of a solar disk. Many buildings at this site weredesigned by an architect named Bek. This location lends its name to a series of (*) letters betweenfigures like Amenhotep III and Kadashman-Enlil written in Akkadian. Four years after its founder's death,the royal court returned to Thebes. This place contains numerous portrait busts of Nefertiti and contains atemple to Aton. For 10 points, name this capital of Akhenaten.
This place was destroyed by Horemhab, and stone from this place was used to constructHermopolis Magna.
Amarna [or Tell el-'Armana or Akhetaten]