This is the innermost room of the temple to which only the ruler or priests had access. Four seated statues of the gods were placed here: Ptah, Amun, the deified Ramesses II and Ra-Harakhte
This is the innermost room of the temple to which only the ruler or priests had access. Four seated statues of the gods were placed here: Ptah, Amun, the deified Ramesses II and Ra-Harakhte - 34034
This is the innermost room of the temple to which only the ruler or priests had access. Four seated statues of the gods were placed here: Ptah, Amun, the deified Ramesses II and Ra-Harakhte
This is the innermost room of the temple to which only the ruler or priests had access. Four seated statues of the gods were placed here: Ptah, Amun, the deified Ramesses II and Ra-Harakhte - 34040
This is the innermost room of the temple to which only the ruler or priests had access. Four seated statues of the gods were placed here: Ptah, Amun, the deified Ramesses II and Ra-Harakhte
This is the innermost room of the temple to which only the ruler or priests had access. Four seated statues of the gods were placed here: Ptah, Amun, the deified Ramesses II and Ra-Harakhte - 34041
The great hall measures 16 metres in width by 18 metres in length and consists of two sets of four columns placed opposite each other. The columns are of the Osiris type and show the image of the ruler, precisely in the position of Osiris, and reach a height of about 9 metres.
The great hall measures 16 metres in width by 18 metres in length and consists of two sets of four columns placed opposite each other. The columns are of the Osiris type and show the image of the ruler, precisely in the position of Osiris, and reach a height of about 9 metres. - 27257
View of the Great Hall with the walls decorated with reliefs showing Ramesses II fighting. you can see the decorated pillars
View of the Great Hall with the walls decorated with reliefs showing Ramesses II fighting. you can see the decorated pillars - 27258
PREVIEW The great hall measures 16 metres in width by 18 metres in length and is composed of two sets of four columns set facing each other. The columns are Osiris type and show the image of the sovereign, precisely in the position of Osiris, and reach a height of about 9 metres.
PREVIEW The great hall measures 16 metres in width by 18 metres in length and is composed of two sets of four columns set facing each other. The columns are Osiris type and show the image of the sovereign, precisely in the position of Osiris, and reach a height of about 9 metres. - 27259
This is the innermost room of the temple to which only the ruler or priests had access. Four seated statues of the gods were placed here: Ptah, Amun, the deified Ramesses II and Ra-Harakhte
This is the innermost room of the temple to which only the ruler or priests had access. Four seated statues of the gods were placed here: Ptah, Amun, the deified Ramesses II and Ra-Harakhte - 27108
This is the innermost room of the temple to which only the ruler or priests had access. Four seated statues of the gods were placed here: Ptah, Amun, the deified Ramesses II and Ra-Harakhte
This is the innermost room of the temple to which only the ruler or priests had access. Four seated statues of the gods were placed here: Ptah, Amun, the deified Ramesses II and Ra-Harakhte - 34033
This is the innermost room of the temple to which only the ruler or priests had access. Four seated statues of the gods were placed here: Ptah, Amun, the deified Ramesses II and Ra-Harakhte
This is the innermost room of the temple to which only the ruler or priests had access. Four seated statues of the gods were placed here: Ptah, Amun, the deified Ramesses II and Ra-Harakhte - 34039

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