In the annals of ancient Egyptian history, few figures have captured the imagination of scholars and the public alike as much as Hatshepsut, the renowned female pharaoh who ruled over 3,000 years ago.

For centuries, the mystery surrounding her reign, her sudden disappearance from the historical record, and the fate of her mummy have intrigued Egyptologists. However, a recent groundbreaking discovery has finally shed light on this captivating enigma.

Led by Zahi Hawᴀss, Egypt’s foremost archaeologist, a team of researchers has used a missing tooth to positively identify the mummy of Hatshepsut, marking a significant milestone in the Valley of the Kings.

This discovery not only unravels the mystery of her missing remains but also provides invaluable insight into the remarkable reign and the subsequent erasure of this pioneering female leader