113 / 204 The Barks of Amun, Khonsu, and Mut being Carried from Karnak Temple to the Nile Save Share Ask Question Luxor Temple The Epigraphic Survey at Chicago House Save Share Ask Question Compare plate 14. Type Photograph The East Jamb of the Gateway of Phillip Arrhidaeus (A) the North Face and (B) East Thickness. … Epigraphy Key Plan, Elevation of the Western Thickness of the North Portal Key Plan, Figure 3. Number next to scenes … The Barks of Amun (Now Lost), Khonsu, Mut, and the King Being Carried from the Nile to Karnak Temple: Detail of Plate 101 East wall, northern section. See plate 102. The King Thurifying and Pouring a Libation to Amun-Re North portal, west thickness. Compare plate 158. Towboats of the Royal Barge: Fragments from the West Wall Riverine Procession West wall, central section. Compare plate 34. The Marginal Inscriptions of Merneptah on the West Wall (A) and East Wall (B) of the Facade, and the Marginal Text on the East Thickness of the North Portal (C) See plates 130, 138, and 155. chevron-right
