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| 19th-century "studio" photographs of Egypt | |
| Based on the collection in the Archive of the Griffith Institute, Oxford |
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| Site: | Karnak |
![not known, Karnak (c.1890
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| Description: | The temple precinct of Amun, the granite sanctuary of Philip Arrhidaeus, exterior, south side. Wall relief, Philip Arrhidaeus purified by the gods Thoth and Horus, crowned, etc., and sacred barks carried, etc. during the Valley Festival, PM ii, 100 (290). | |
| Photographer: | not known | |
| Date: | c.1890 [Estimated date.] | |
| Signature & Caption: | [no signature] [no caption] | |
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Technical description: |
26 by 19.7 cm | |
| Griffith Institute Archive reference: | Gr. Inst. 140 | |
| Scan: | gi00140.jpg |
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Egyptian Mirage |