118 / 204 The Barks of Mut and the King Arriving at Luxor Temple, with Butchers and Offering Booths Below Save Share Ask Question Luxor Temple The Epigraphic Survey at Chicago House Save Share Ask Question Compare plate 40. Type Photograph Epigraphy Traces of the Eighteenth Dynasty Decoration in Context Facade, East Wall, First Register. See Plate 130. The East Jamb of the Gateway of Phillip Arrhidaeus (A) the North Face and (B) East Thickness. … Miscellaneous Facade Graffiti below the Ramesside Roofline (Gr. 11-17) Facade, east and west walls. Celebrant and Hymn, Soldiers, Two Royal Chariots, and Men Towing the Barge of Amun Compare plates 20-23. The Barks of Amun (Now Lost), Khonsu, and Mut being Carried from Karnak Temple to the Nile: Detail of Plate 12 West wall, northern section. See plate 13. Towboats of the Barge of the King: Detail of Plate 69 East wall, central section. Explore chevron-right
