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Paperback Temples and Concepts in Ancient Egyptian Architecture Book

ISBN: B0B9Q6LZJV

ISBN13: 9798201174606

Temples and Concepts in Ancient Egyptian Architecture

The earliest temples were simple huts made of plaited wickerwork, used as shrines for the symbols of God; the altar was nothing more than a mat made of reeds. In the earliest temples, a wall surrounds the name-stela, later covered with a roof. Temple construction became increasingly complex with the advent of the New Empire, although the plan remained virtually unchanged from the earliest to the latest. A sanctuary in the simplest form consisted...

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