Detail of Ramesses II with blue crown the image is on one of the pillars of the great hall
Detail of Ramesses II with blue crown the image is on one of the pillars of the great hall - 27926
Relief of the wall of the Great Hall. It shows Ramses II beating a group of prisoners in front of Ra-Herakhaty
Relief of the wall of the Great Hall. It shows Ramses II beating a group of prisoners in front of Ra-Herakhaty - 27244
Relief of the Great Hall wall
Relief of the Great Hall wall - 27206
Detail from the temple wall. It shows Ramses II in the act of striking an enemy
Detail from the temple wall. It shows Ramses II in the act of striking an enemy - 27251
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. - 27308
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. - 27253
Showing the sanctuary of the Temple of Ramesses II as seen from the temple entrance
Showing the sanctuary of the Temple of Ramesses II as seen from the temple entrance - 27306
detail of ramesses II with blue hat the image is on one of the pillars of the great hall
detail of ramesses II with blue hat the image is on one of the pillars of the great hall - 27879
Show Pharaoh with blue crown and uraeus
Show Pharaoh with blue crown and uraeus - 27293
The detail shows part of a wall with a polychrome relief of Rameses II offering libations
The detail shows part of a wall with a polychrome relief of Rameses II offering libations - 27207
Polychrome relief located in the Great Temple showing the second son of Ramesses II, Ramessu
Polychrome relief located in the Great Temple showing the second son of Ramesses II, Ramessu - 27662
PREVIEW The Battle of Quadesh, recorded in all the temples of Ramesses II, of which the ruler was particularly proud
PREVIEW The Battle of Quadesh, recorded in all the temples of Ramesses II, of which the ruler was particularly proud - 27250
Show the sanctuary as seen from the entrance of the temple of Ramesses II
Show the sanctuary as seen from the entrance of the temple of Ramesses II - 27304
Facade of the Great Temple of Abu Simbel: detail of the wife and sons of Ramesses II. Next to and between the legs of the colossi are smaller statues representing Nefertari, the favourite wife of Ramesses II, Queen Mother Tuy, and sons and daughters.
Facade of the Great Temple of Abu Simbel: detail of the wife and sons of Ramesses II. Next to and between the legs of the colossi are smaller statues representing Nefertari, the favourite wife of Ramesses II, Queen Mother Tuy, and sons and daughters. - 27395
Facade of the Great Temple of Abu Simbel: detail of the wife and sons of Ramesses II. Next to and between the legs of the colossi are smaller statues representing Nefertari, the favourite wife of Ramesses II, Queen Mother Tuy, and sons and daughters.
Facade of the Great Temple of Abu Simbel: detail of the wife and sons of Ramesses II. Next to and between the legs of the colossi are smaller statues representing Nefertari, the favourite wife of Ramesses II, Queen Mother Tuy, and sons and daughters. - 27396
Facade of the Great Temple of Abu Simbel: detail of the wife and sons of Ramesses II. Next to and between the legs of the colossi are smaller statues representing Nefertari, the favourite wife of Ramesses II, Queen Mother Tuy, and sons and daughters.
Facade of the Great Temple of Abu Simbel: detail of the wife and sons of Ramesses II. Next to and between the legs of the colossi are smaller statues representing Nefertari, the favourite wife of Ramesses II, Queen Mother Tuy, and sons and daughters. - 27390
Facade of the Great Temple of Abu Simbel: detail of the wife and sons of Ramesses II. Next to and between the legs of the colossi are smaller statues representing Nefertari, the favourite wife of Ramesses II, Queen Mother Tuy, and sons and daughters.
Facade of the Great Temple of Abu Simbel: detail of the wife and sons of Ramesses II. Next to and between the legs of the colossi are smaller statues representing Nefertari, the favourite wife of Ramesses II, Queen Mother Tuy, and sons and daughters. - 27581
Exhibition Ramses II in the presence of Amon-Ra
Exhibition Ramses II in the presence of Amon-Ra - 28202
Showing Rameses II killing Libyan prisoners
Showing Rameses II killing Libyan prisoners - 27903
Facade of the Great Temple of Abu Simbel: detail of one of the colossi and one of the sons of Ramesses II with the side braid indicating his boyhood status. The legs of the colossus show graffiti from various periods, mainly written in Greek, in some cases belonging to Greek mercenaries.
Facade of the Great Temple of Abu Simbel: detail of one of the colossi and one of the sons of Ramesses II with the side braid indicating his boyhood status. The legs of the colossus show graffiti from various periods, mainly written in Greek, in some cases belonging to Greek mercenaries. - 27388
Facade of the Great Temple of Abu Simbel: detail of one of the colossi and one of the sons of Ramesses II with the side braid indicating his boyhood status. The legs of the colossus show graffiti from various periods, mainly written in Greek, in some cases belonging to Greek mercenaries.
Facade of the Great Temple of Abu Simbel: detail of one of the colossi and one of the sons of Ramesses II with the side braid indicating his boyhood status. The legs of the colossus show graffiti from various periods, mainly written in Greek, in some cases belonging to Greek mercenaries. - 27389
Facade of the Great Temple of Abu Simbel: detail of one of the colossi and one of the sons of Ramesses II with the side braid indicating his boyhood status. The legs of the colossus show graffiti from various periods, mainly written in Greek, in some cases belonging to Greek mercenaries.
Facade of the Great Temple of Abu Simbel: detail of one of the colossi and one of the sons of Ramesses II with the side braid indicating his boyhood status. The legs of the colossus show graffiti from various periods, mainly written in Greek, in some cases belonging to Greek mercenaries. - 27392
Facade of the Great Temple of Abu Simbel: detail of one of the colossi and one of the daughters of Ramesses II. The legs of the colossus show graffiti from various periods, mainly written in Greek, in some cases belonging to Greek mercenaries.
Facade of the Great Temple of Abu Simbel: detail of one of the colossi and one of the daughters of Ramesses II. The legs of the colossus show graffiti from various periods, mainly written in Greek, in some cases belonging to Greek mercenaries. - 27898
Facade of the Great Temple of Abu Simbel: detail of one of the colossi and one of the sons of Ramesses II with the side braid indicating his boyhood status. The legs of the colossus show graffiti from various periods, mainly written in Greek, in some cases belonging to Greek mercenaries.
Facade of the Great Temple of Abu Simbel: detail of one of the colossi and one of the sons of Ramesses II with the side braid indicating his boyhood status. The legs of the colossus show graffiti from various periods, mainly written in Greek, in some cases belonging to Greek mercenaries. - 27899
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. - 27309
The walls of this room show scenes of Ramesses II fighting against his lifelong enemies: Nubians, Hittites and Syrians. The detail shows the triumphal entry of Ramesses II being welcomed by the Egyptian people
The walls of this room show scenes of Ramesses II fighting against his lifelong enemies: Nubians, Hittites and Syrians. The detail shows the triumphal entry of Ramesses II being welcomed by the Egyptian people - 27222
Tempio di Ramesse II
Tempio di Ramesse II - 27432
Tempio di Ramesse II
Tempio di Ramesse II - 27433
Tempio di Ramesse II
Tempio di Ramesse II - 27424
Tempio di Ramesse II
Tempio di Ramesse II - 27425
Tempio di Ramesse II
Tempio di Ramesse II - 27426
Tempio di Ramesse II
Tempio di Ramesse II - 27427
Tempio di Ramesse II
Tempio di Ramesse II - 27420
Tempio di Ramesse II
Tempio di Ramesse II - 27421
Tempio di Ramesse II
Tempio di Ramesse II - 27423
Tempio di Ramesse II
Tempio di Ramesse II - 27418
Tempio di Ramesse II
Tempio di Ramesse II - 27428
Tempio di Ramesse II
Tempio di Ramesse II - 27319
Tempio di Ramesse II
Tempio di Ramesse II - 27320
Tempio di Ramesse II
Tempio di Ramesse II - 27325
Tempio di Ramesse II
Tempio di Ramesse II - 27326
Tempio di Ramesse II
Tempio di Ramesse II - 27327
Tempio di Ramesse II
Tempio di Ramesse II - 27328
Tempio di Ramesse II
Tempio di Ramesse II - 27329
Tempio di Ramesse II
Tempio di Ramesse II - 27321
Tempio di Ramesse II
Tempio di Ramesse II - 27322
Tempio di Ramesse II
Tempio di Ramesse II - 27323
Tempio di Ramesse II
Tempio di Ramesse II - 27324
shows the pharaoh's face with traces of polychromy
shows the pharaoh's face with traces of polychromy - 27911
Show the triumphant king with blue crown and uraeus
Show the triumphant king with blue crown and uraeus - 28201

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