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Temples

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Temple of Karnak - First pylon - main entrance

The avenue of ram-headed sphinxes leading to the first pylon which was built by the Ethiopian kings (656 BC).

Originally there was three avenues of sphinxes one of which, two miles long, linked up with the avenue of human-headed sphinxes of the temple of Luxor.

Back to page one. First pylon - main entrance Ram-headed sphinx kiosk of Taharka Second pylon Hypostyle hall Temple of Amon - Ra. Temple of Khonsu South entrance to Karnak Sanctuary of Montu Pylon of Thutmose III Sacred Lake	View Karnak with your mouse or click on the text links left.

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