Temple of Karnak - Temple of Khonsu from inside
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There is a regular pattern to New Kingdom temples. First a monumental pylon leading to an open court, surrounded by colonnades. Then a roofed hypostyle hall followed by smaller rooms leading to the sanctuary in which the image of the god was housed.
They were called festival temples and were arranged to suit the processional ceremonies that were held within their walls.
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| First pylon - entrance | Ram-headed sphinx | kiosk of Taharka | Sacred Lake |
| Second pylon | Hypostyle hall | Temple of Amon - Ra. | Temple of Khonsu |
| South entrance to Karnak | Sanctuary of Montu | Pylon of Thutmose III |
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and hundreds of illustration
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