Until the late twentieth century, historians tended to ignore the importance of Egyptian pharaoh Hatshepsut's accomplishments. Why might this have been the case?

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She inherited her rule from her brother$/$husband Thutmose II$.$

Hatshepsut was one of the most ambitious builders in Egyptian history.

After her death, her name was removed from many inscriptions and her image was defaced, perhaps by Amenhotep II$,$ the son of her nephew and heir.

Images and descriptions of Hatshepsut emphasized virility and depicted her with the beard symbolic of pharaohs.

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