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The East Thickness of the North Portal

Luxor Temple The Epigraphic Survey at Chicago House

A. The East Thickness of the North Portal. B. Detail of the Marginal Inscription of Merneptah, Usurped by Ramesses IV, with the Alternating Prenomens and Nomens of Ramesses IV Below. East interior wall, central section.

Type

Photograph

Details of the Head and Torso Fragments of Mut, Egyptian Museum Cairo CG 919A and B, from the Small Dyad

Fragments of the Facade, East Wall, (A) the Second and (B) Third Register A. The West Wall of the Facade with …

Epigraphy

The King Driving the Four Calves before Amun in the Presence of Khonsu Facade, East Wall, Second Register.

The Barks of Khonsu, Mut, and the King being Carried from Luxor Temple to the Nile with Butchers and Offering Booths Below: Detail of Plate 63 East wall, southern section. See plates 64, 66, …

The East Thickness of the North Portal

Details of the Head and Torso Fragments of Mut, Egyptian Museum Cairo CG 919A and B, from the Small Dyad

Fragments of the Facade, East Wall, (A) the Second and (B) Third Register A. The West Wall of the Facade with …

The King Driving the Four Calves before Amun in the Presence of Khonsu Facade, East Wall, Second Register.

The Barks of Khonsu, Mut, and the King being Carried from Luxor Temple to the Nile with Butchers and Offering Booths Below: Detail of Plate 63 East wall, southern section. See plates 64, 66, …

The King Offering Flowers to Amun-Re-Kamutef in the Presence of Isis Offering scene on column 7 and column 8

The King Offering Maat to Amun-Re in the Presence of Mut Offering scene on column 13.

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