The First Pylon at Karnak Temple. You start by facing ... and to the south lies the entrance to the Temple of Ramses III. In the image as a whole, see if you can locate the Shrine of Seti I ...

On the opposite end, to the south, you'll see the entrance to the temple proper. As you move around, try to pinpoint the only statue of Ramses III that still sports the traditional long beard that ...

Leading up to the property's entrance is the Avenue of Sphinxes, which connects the site to the Temple of Luxor. Past visitors noted that exploring the Karnak Temple Complex is like traveling back ...

Egyptologists had long assumed that all that remained of the temple complex were the imposing Colossi of Memnon, two seated statues of Amenhotep III at the entrance ... Sent to Karnak by the ...

The treasure trove was discovered at the Karnak temple complex, one of the most important ancient Egyptian shrines dating back almost 4,000 years. The discovery could lead to a much better ...

Jewelry was an important part of ancient Egyptian culture. Excavation at the Karnak temple found a 2,600-year-old pot filled with gold jewelry, beads, and statues. The statues of Egyptian gods ...

A treasure, including gold jewelry and statues of deities from around 2,600 years ago, has been found at the Karnak temple complex by archaeologists. These artifacts highlight ancient Egypt's ...

the Karnak Temple complex, and much more. The entrance to the Hatshepsut Temple is 360 EGP ($7). Once you pay the entrance fee, you can either walk to the entrance of the temple (10 minutes ...

The Luxor Museum sits about halfway between the Karnak Temple Complex and the Temple ... 50 Egyptian pounds (or roughly $6) for students. Entrance fees include access to all of the museum's ...

Archaeologists discovered a 2,600-year-old jug at Egypt's Karnak temple complex, containing gold jewellery and statues of Amun, Mut, and Khonsu. These artefacts, dating to the 26th Dynasty ...