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Corridor of Sphinxes leading to the first pylon - Karnak: The largest ancient religious site of the world
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Statue of Ramesses II with his daughter, Princess Bint-Anta between his legs flanks the second pylon
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Massive central 21m. high columns with open-bud papyrus flowers and the raised reliefs of Ramses before Amen - Hypostyle Hall. On the background, the Hapshetsut obelisk
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Impressive central 21m. columns (open papyrus flower capitals) - Hypostyle Hall
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Statues of Ramses II as Osiris
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Corridor of Sphinxes looking back from the first pylon - Karnak Temple Complex
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Corridor of Sphinxes leading to the first pylon Karnak Temple Complex
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Corridor of Sphinxes leading to the first pylon Karnak Temple Complex
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First pylon of the Amun-Re temple entrance - Karnak Temple
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Kiosk of Taharka column and the second pylon towards the Hypostyle Hall - Karnak Temple Complex
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Bark shrines of Seti II at the left of the entrance of the first pylon - Karnak Complex
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Shrine of Ramses III
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Entrance and central nave of the Hypostyle Hall with its impressive 21m columns and the Hapshetsut obelisk on the background
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The Taharqo kiosk - Single 21m. column remaining of the original 10 (5 on each side)
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Egyptian hieroglyphs
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Egyptian hieroglyphs - The oval cartouche of the left was used by Ramses II
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Row of the smaller 12m. high columns with closed-bud papyrus capitals - Hypostyle Hall
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Akh-menu
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The Courtyard of the Cachette where the French archaeologist G. Legrain discovered 20,000 statues
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Obelisk of Thutmose I- The smallest of the two remaining obelisks. Each face has three lines of inscriptions
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Egyptian hieroglyphs
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The only two standing obelisks on Karnak - Hatshepsut and Thutmose
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Obelisk of Hatshepsut, the tallest standing in Egypt. Can be identified by its single line of inscriptions
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Obelisk of Hatshepsutt, the tallest standing on Karnak today and the Obelisk of Thutmose I behind
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Smaller 12m high columns with closed-bud papyrus capitals. Cartouche on the right column - Hypostyle Hall - Karnak
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Smaller 12m high columns with closed-bud papyrus capitals - Hypostyle Hall - Karnak
