Nefertiti May Have Led Religion and State Power
Archaeologist Ray Winfield Smith argues the queen played a central role in Aten worship and Egyptian politics. Using Karnak temple carvings, he suggests Nefertiti overshadowed Akhenaten, guided six daughters, and may have shaped art and religion during mid 14th century B C.
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Minnesota Fats Makes a Quiet Return to Arlington Pool Hall
Minnesota Fats Rudolph Wanderone tours the Jack and Jill Cue Club in Arlington promoting a forthcoming billiards tournament through Jan. 22. The famed player, dressed in a bright orange suit, chats with fans, reflects on his fame, and notes his lifelong wealth while displaying his eight Cadillacs. His visit, arranged by club owners Bill Staton and Charles Devalliere, draws a crowd and showcases his “outta this world” cue work during a brief exhibition.
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