A close up of one of the unusal column capitals in Tuthmoses III's Great Festival Temple. Original colour shows some of the decoration.
Text and photo copyright Jon Bosworth, with my sincere thanks
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1 comment:
My wife and I loved this area of Karnak. we were lucky enough to have the Great Festival Hall "to ourselves" for around 10-15 mins when we visited and we still talk about our fondness of it today (2 years on). Well worth a visit - its even BETTER in person.
Thanks Andie,
Stuart
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