Ancient Egyptian Jewelry
Showing posts with label sekhmet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sekhmet. Show all posts

Egypt : Temple of Mut - Karnak Complex XV, Luxor, Egypt.


Thutmose II's arrows pierce a sheet of Asian copper.

Karnak ComplexLuxor, Egypt :
Now completely in ruins, the Temple of Mut was surrounded on three sides by a horse shoe-shaped lake. It was dedicated to the consort of Amon and comprised a pair of open courts, one following the other, and a sanctuary surrounded by ante-chambers. The construction extended through many generations from Amenhotep III to Ptolemaic times.
Among its many statues and murals is a grotesque figure of the god Bes, and at least 600 statues of the war-goddess Sekhmet in black granite. These surrounded the entire court, in places packed closely in double rows.
Showing posts with label sekhmet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sekhmet. Show all posts

Egypt: The Ramesseum (Ramses II's Mortuary Temple) Plan

Luxor, Egypt:

Egypt : Temple of Mut - Karnak Complex XV, Luxor, Egypt.

Thutmose II's arrows pierce a sheet of Asian copper.

Karnak ComplexLuxor, Egypt :
Now completely in ruins, the Temple of Mut was surrounded on three sides by a horse shoe-shaped lake. It was dedicated to the consort of Amon and comprised a pair of open courts, one following the other, and a sanctuary surrounded by ante-chambers. The construction extended through many generations from Amenhotep III to Ptolemaic times.
Among its many statues and murals is a grotesque figure of the god Bes, and at least 600 statues of the war-goddess Sekhmet in black granite. These surrounded the entire court, in places packed closely in double rows.