Luxor Temple is unique for its many different phases of continuous occupation. For thousands of years, rulers, priests, and religious pilgrims have been coming here to speak with the gods.
This is a timeline of the construction and different phases of the temple.
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The King Thurifying and Pouring a Libation to Amun in the Presence of Mut Facade, East Wall, First Register. See plate 130.
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The Colonnade Hall Viewed from the Northeast
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Key Plan, Elevation of the Interior East Wall Key Plan, Figure 5. Numbers next to Scenes …
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Key Plan, Elevation of the Facade on the Colonnade Hall Key Plans, Figure 1. Numbers next to the …
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Key Plan, Elevation of the Western Thickness of the North Portal Key Plan, Figure 3. Number next to scenes …
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Key Plan, Elevation of the Eastern Thickness of the North Portal Key Plans, Figure 2. Numbers next to scene …
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Traces of the Eighteenth Dynasty Decoration Below the Ramesside Roofline Compare plates 131, 132, 135, 136, and 143. …
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Key Plan, Elevation of the Interior South Wall Key Plan, Figure 6. Numbers next to the …
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Traces of the Eighteenth Dynasty Decoration in Context Facade, East Wall, First Register. See Plate 130.
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The King Driving the Four Calves before Amun in the Presence of Khonsu Facade, East Wall, Second Register.
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Key Plan, Elevation of the Interior North Wall Key Plan Figure 4. Numbers next to scenes …
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Traces of the Eighteen Dynasty in Context Facade, East Wall, Second Register. See Plates 130 …
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