140 / 204 The King Following the Bark of Amun (Now Lost), with the Bark of the King, Butchers, and Offering Booths Below Save Share Ask Question Luxor Temple The Epigraphic Survey at Chicago House Save Share Ask Question Compare plates 65 and 67. Type Photograph The Pylon of Karnak Temple, with the Bark of the King being Carried from Karnak Temple to the Nile: Detail of Plate 12 West wall, northern section. See plate 15. Towboats of the Barge of the King, Right Half: Detail of Plate 71 East wall, central section. The Barks of Mut and the King Arriving at Luxor Temple, with Butchers and Offering Booths Below Compare plate 40. The Royal Chariots Escorted by Soldiers: Detail of Plate 91 East wall, central section. See plate 74. The Bark of the King in Karnak Temple: Detail of Plate 108 East wall, northern section. See plate 114. The Barges of Mut and the Queen Sailing to Luxor, Accompanied by Men Towing, Soldiers, and Musicians Compare plate 28. chevron-right