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The Temple of Mut at Karnak contains a large number of Sekhmet statues, commissioned by Pharaoh Amenhotep III and later moved to the temple from his funerary temple. Originally intended to be part of a collection of hundreds of statues for rituals, these statues of the lion-headed goddess were moved to Mut's temple as his original mortuary temple fell into disrepair.Original edition from my own archivesSource : Egipto - Jorge Ebers 1882

Luxor; Egypt; January 16, 2024: Amun-Ra's Divine Barque: A Celestial Voyage was a sacred vessel used in ancient Egyptian rituals, symbolizing the sun god's journey across the sky and his role as creator of the universe.

Karnak Temple, located on the eastern bank of the Nile River, opposite Luxor, the area of "u200b"u200bancient Thebes, which housed the most important religious complex in Ancient Egypt, Africa.

Alahan Monastery is dating back to 5th Century and is on the Taurus Mountains at an altitude of approximately 1200 meters.

Luxor; Egypt; January 16, 2024: The Sacred Boat of the Theban Triad was a ceremonial boat used in ancient Egyptian processions along the Avenue of the Sphinx carrying statues of the gods Amun, Mut and Khonsu between Karnak and Luxor

Alahan Monastery is dating back to 5th Century and is on the Taurus Mountains at an altitude of approximately 1200 meters.

An ancient egyptian hieroglyphic painted sculpture showing the vulture goddess Mut embracing the Pharoah Seti. Carving on a wall at the Temple to Osiris at Abydos, Egypt.

It is very very similar (or same!) to what you see in Egypt, I think. Familiar figures with lion-head but I didn't see sacred lotus :) I think it is reserved very well, although it is not super colorful. It is not huge but you can enjoy the ancient history on the 4 walls, which is full of painting and carving.

Ruins of nothern temple of Ain Lebekha roman complex at Kharga oasis, Egypt

"An Ancient Egyptian carved hieroglyphic painting of the goddess Mut. One of the symbolic mothers of the king, she is shown with a vulture headdress. Wall of the Temple of Ramses II, Abydos, Egypt."

Alahan Monastery is dating back to 5th Century and is on the Taurus Mountains at an altitude of approximately 1200 meters.

Alahan Monastery is dating back to 5th Century and is on the Taurus Mountains at an altitude of approximately 1200 meters.

Karnak Temple, located on the eastern bank of the Nile River, opposite Luxor, the area of "u200b"u200bancient Thebes, which housed the most important religious complex in Ancient Egypt, Africa.

Ruins of Diocaesarea Roman Temple in Mersin, Turkey (Also Known as Uzuncaburc)

Ruins of Diocaesarea Roman Temple in Mersin, Turkey (Also Known as Uzuncaburc)

Ruins of Diocaesarea Roman Temple in Mersin, Turkey (Also Known as Uzuncaburc)

Ruins of Diocaesarea Roman Temple in Mersin, Turkey (Also Known as Uzuncaburc)

Ruins of Diocaesarea Roman Temple in Mersin, Turkey (Also Known as Uzuncaburc)

Ruins of Diocaesarea Roman Temple in Mersin, Turkey (Also Known as Uzuncaburc)

Ruins of Diocaesarea Roman Temple in Mersin, Turkey (Also Known as Uzuncaburc)

Ruins of Diocaesarea Roman Temple in Mersin, Turkey (Also Known as Uzuncaburc)

Ruins of Diocaesarea Roman Temple in Mersin, Turkey (Also Known as Uzuncaburc)

Ruins of Diocaesarea Roman Temple in Mersin, Turkey (Also Known as Uzuncaburc)

Ruins of Diocaesarea Roman Temple in Mersin, Turkey (Also Known as Uzuncaburc)

Ruins of Diocaesarea Roman Temple in Mersin, Turkey (Also Known as Uzuncaburc)

Ruins of Diocaesarea Roman Temple in Mersin, Turkey (Also Known as Uzuncaburc)

Ruins of Diocaesarea Roman Temple in Mersin, Turkey (Also Known as Uzuncaburc)

Ruins of Diocaesarea Roman Temple in Mersin, Turkey (Also Known as Uzuncaburc)

Ruins of Diocaesarea Roman Temple in Mersin, Turkey (Also Known as Uzuncaburc)

Ruins of Diocaesarea Roman Temple in Mersin, Turkey (Also Known as Uzuncaburc)

Ruins of Diocaesarea Roman Temple in Mersin, Turkey (Also Known as Uzuncaburc)

Ruins of Diocaesarea Roman Temple in Mersin, Turkey (Also Known as Uzuncaburc)

Ruins of Diocaesarea Roman Temple in Mersin, Turkey (Also Known as Uzuncaburc)

Ruins of Diocaesarea Roman Temple in Mersin, Turkey (Also Known as Uzuncaburc)

Ruins of Diocaesarea Roman Temple in Mersin, Turkey (Also Known as Uzuncaburc)

Karnak Temple, located on the eastern bank of the Nile River, opposite Luxor, the area of "u200b"u200bancient Thebes, which housed the most important religious complex in Ancient Egypt, Africa.

Ruins of Diocaesarea Roman Temple in Mersin, Turkey (Also Known as Uzuncaburc)

Ruins of Diocaesarea Roman Temple in Mersin, Turkey (Also Known as Uzuncaburc)

Ruins of Diocaesarea Roman Temple in Mersin, Turkey (Also Known as Uzuncaburc)

Ruins of Diocaesarea Roman Temple in Mersin, Turkey (Also Known as Uzuncaburc)

Ruins of Diocaesarea Roman Temple in Mersin, Turkey (Also Known as Uzuncaburc)

Ruins of Diocaesarea Roman Temple in Mersin, Turkey (Also Known as Uzuncaburc)

Ruins of Deir Al Kashef coptic monastery and temple at Kharga oasis, Egypt

Karnak Temple, located on the eastern bank of the Nile River, opposite Luxor, the area of "u200b"u200bancient Thebes, which housed the most important religious complex in Ancient Egypt, Africa.

Karnak Temple, located on the eastern bank of the Nile River, opposite Luxor, the area of "u200b"u200bancient Thebes, which housed the most important religious complex in Ancient Egypt, Africa.

Karnak Temple, located on the eastern bank of the Nile River, opposite Luxor, the area of "u200b"u200bancient Thebes, which housed the most important religious complex in Ancient Egypt, Africa.

Karnak Temple, located on the eastern bank of the Nile River, opposite Luxor, the area of "u200b"u200bancient Thebes, which housed the most important religious complex in Ancient Egypt, Africa.

Karnak Temple, located on the eastern bank of the Nile River, opposite Luxor, the area of "u200b"u200bancient Thebes, which housed the most important religious complex in Ancient Egypt, Africa.

Karnak Temple, located on the eastern bank of the Nile River, opposite Luxor, the area of "u200b"u200bancient Thebes, which housed the most important religious complex in Ancient Egypt, Africa.









