





“Temple of Millions of Years” of King Ramses III at west ‘Uaset’-Thebes,
detail from one of the pillars of the Second Court:
the God Upuaut of Upper Egypt, jackal/wolf-headed (His name is written in the first row of hieroglyphs at right)

Remake of this, companion piece to this.
(This art piece is mine (Lavenderbiscuits), please do not repost or remove the caption).

the God Seth;
detail from a relief in the Precinct of the God Amon-Ra at ‘Uaset’-Thebes (‘Ipet-sut’); Open Air Museum of Karnak







Scattered throughout modern Egypt are many ancient temples which are famous for their splendor and historical significance. The perfect example of one of these breathtaking displays of luxury is the Temple of Hathor. Built around 2250 BC, the artwork that runs throughout the building is remarkably well kept, despite being thousands and thousands of years old. As the main temple within the significant Dendera Temple complex, it is known for being one of the best-preserved sites in all of Egypt.