104 / 204 The Bark of Khonsu and the Divine Staffs behind the Bark Pedestal of Amun in Luxor Temple Save Share Ask Question Luxor Temple The Epigraphic Survey at Chicago House Save Share Ask Question Compare plate 48. Type Photograph The King (A) Leaving the Palace, (B) Adoring Ithyphallic Amun, and (C) Offering Interior east wall, second register, first, second, and … 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 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. Soldiers and Celebrants on the Riverbank Compare plates 91 and 93-99. The King Elevating Offerings to Amun-Re-Kamutef in the Presence of Sekhmet Offering scene on column 11. The Marginal Inscriptions of Amenhotep III, (A-B) the East Jamb and (C-D) West Jamb South portal, north face. chevron-right
