Around 1050 BC, a man travelled to Thebes to face a mysterious opponent. The city was in turmoil, torn apart by a rebellion sparked by the absence of the High Priest of Amun. Join us as we examine the story, of one of the most fascinating men from the 21st Dynasty. A man who would go onto become one of the longest-serving High Priests of Amun in Egyptian history and even a king. Together, we'll unravel the remarkable tale preserved on the Banishment Stele.
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