4557. MEDINET HABU – the mortuary temple built by Ramses III (1187-56 BC) in Thebes. This temple, which was also dedicated to the god Amon, is carved with religious scenes and portrayals of Ramses’ wars against the Libyans and the Sea Peoples.

4559. 4559. SAKKARA – PART OF THE NECROPOLIS OF THE ANCIENT CITY OF MEMPHIS, 15 MILES SOUTHWEST OF CAIRO

4559. 4559. SAKKARA – PART OF THE NECROPOLIS OF THE ANCIENT CITY OF MEMPHIS, 15 MILES SOUTHWEST OF CAIRO

4559. 4559. SAKKARA – PART OF THE NECROPOLIS OF THE ANCIENT CITY OF MEMPHIS, 15 MILES SOUTHWEST OF CAIRO. HUGE STATUE OF RAMSES II.

4561. LUXOR-market town in Qina muhafazah (governorate), Upper Egypt, which has given its name to the southern half of the ruins of the ancient Egyptian city of Thebes.

4562. ANCIENT GRAVEYARD ON THE BANKS OF THE NILE

4563. EGYPT, VILLAGE NEAR THE NILE

4563. EGYPT, VILLAGE NEAR THE NILE

4563. EGYPT, VILLAGE NEAR THE NILE

4564. NILE, VILLAGE LIFE ALONG THE RIVER

4564. NILE, VILLAGE LIFE ALONG THE RIVER

4566. CAIRO

4567. CAIRO, SULTAN HASAN MOSQUE

4567. CAIRO, SULTAN HASAN MOSQUE

4568. CAIRO, ANCIENT GRAVEYARD

2040. EGYPTIAN STONE MASON AT WORK

4576. HERACLEOPOLIS MAGNA

4577. KOM OMBO, town in Upper Egypt, situated about 30 miles (48 km) north of the Aswan High Dam

4577. KOM OMBO, town in Upper Egypt, situated about 30 miles (48 km) north of the Aswan High Dam

4578. OMBOS, known for its unique double temple of the Ptolemaic and Roman periods, which is dedicated to Sebek (Suchos), the crocodile god, and to Horus, the falcon-headed god.

4578. OMBOS, known for its unique double temple of the Ptolemaic and Roman periods, which is dedicated to Sebek (Suchos), the crocodile god, and to Horus, the falcon-headed god.

4580. DANDARAH was the capital of the sixth province of pharaonic Upper Egypt and was dedicated to the sky and fertility goddess Hathor. Her temple is one of the best preserved in Egypt. The present building dates to the Ptolemaic Period (305-30 BC) and was completed by the Roman emperor Tiberius (ad 14-37)

4580. DANDARAH was the capital of the sixth province of pharaonic Upper Egypt and was dedicated to the sky and fertility goddess Hathor. Her temple is one of the best preserved in Egypt. The present building dates to the Ptolemaic Period (305-30 BC) and was completed by the Roman emperor Tiberius (ad 14-37)

4580. DANDARAH was the capital of the sixth province of pharaonic Upper Egypt and was dedicated to the sky and fertility goddess Hathor. Her temple is one of the best preserved in Egypt. The present building dates to the Ptolemaic Period (305-30 BC) and was completed by the Roman emperor Tiberius (ad 14-37)

4580. DANDARAH was the capital of the sixth province of pharaonic Upper Egypt and was dedicated to the sky and fertility goddess Hathor. Her temple is one of the best preserved in Egypt. The present building dates to the Ptolemaic Period (305-30 BC) and was completed by the Roman emperor Tiberius (ad 14-37)

4580. DANDARAH was the capital of the sixth province of pharaonic Upper Egypt and was dedicated to the sky and fertility goddess Hathor. Her temple is one of the best preserved in Egypt. The present building dates to the Ptolemaic Period (305-30 BC) and was completed by the Roman emperor Tiberius (ad 14-37)

4582. PHILAE, THE TEMPLE OF ISIS,

4582. PHILAE, THE TEMPLE OF ISIS,

5017. BENI HASAN PROCESSION, WALL PAINTING FROM AN EGYPTIAN TOMB DATING C. 19TH. C. BC. THE HIEROGLIPHIC CAPTION DESCRIBES THE GROUP OF PEOPLE IN THE CENTRAL PANEL AS ‘ASIATICS’, POSSIBLY CNAANITES, TRAVELING TO EGYPT ON BUSSINES