200 / 204 Traces of the Eighteen Dynasty in Context Save Share Ask Question Luxor Temple The Epigraphic Survey at Chicago House Save Share Ask Question Facade, East Wall, Second Register. See Plates 130 and 133. Creator Di Cerbo, Johnson, Olson, Rasche, and Turner Place Type Drawing Topics Epigraphy Details of the Head of Amun (A-E) and the Head of Mut (F-J) from the Large Dyad The King Thurifying and Pouring a Libation in Luxor Temple, with the Portal of Luxor Temple and High Officials behind and Offerings Below Compare plates 61 and 62. Episode 9: The Barks of Amun (Now Lost), Khonsu, Mut, and the King Being Carried from the Nile to the Pylon of Karnak Temple, with Sacrificial Cattle Below East wall, northern section. Fragments from the Opet Procession, West Wall See plate 120. The Bark of Amun in Luxor Temple: Fragments from the West Wall: Detail of Plate 35 West wall, southern section. See plate 49. Dancing Nubians, Trumpeter, and Soldiers: Detail of Plate 91 East wall, central section. See plates 70 and … chevron-right
