Eighteenth Dynasty inscritpions now located in the Roman courtyard of the 18th Dynasty temple Does anyone have any information?
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It's a false door of Thutmose III. I'm not an expert on that temple, but presumably it came either from the 18th dyn structures there or was removed from elsewhere on the west bank, e.g. his mortuary temple.
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It's a false door of Thutmose III. I'm not an expert on that temple, but presumably it came either from the 18th dyn structures there or was removed from elsewhere on the west bank, e.g. his mortuary temple.
Nigel Strudwick
Thanks a lot for that clarification. A rather odd thing to find in that context, but very fine.
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