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  • The temple of Hathor was built in the Ptolemaic period and for the Egyptians it represented the east, although in reality the monument is oriented to the north.
    It is located in the old Dendera, more precisely 70 km north of Luxor.
    The temple of Hathor was erected in 125 BC during the reign of Ptolemy IX, and was improved during the time of Cleopatra VII.
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  • Separate scenes of Domitian and Trajan making offerings to the gods appear on reliefs on the propylon of the Temple of Hathor at Dendera.
  • The one thing that is disappointing to see in the Temple of Hathor is the degree to which the wall engravings have been defaced.
  • The Temple of Hathor was built by Ptolemy VI Philometor and Ptolemy VIII Euergetes II, it is located on the eastern side of the Temple of Isis on Philae.
  • And so this temple of Hathor, built though it was in the time of Cleopatra and Augustus, on a site venerable in the oldest antiquity, recalls at first sight some...
  • The walls are decorated with scenes of the pharaohs participating in the foundation rituals for the construction of the temple. Dendera Temple of Hathor...
  • ...want to see the famed relief up close and personal, you will have to visit the underground crypt of Hathor Temple at the Dendera Temple Complex in Qena, Egypt .
  • Although shrines of Hathor, the goddess of joy and pleasure, have existed in Dendera since pre-dynastic times, the existing temple of Hathor is a work of the...
  • The Temple of Hathor remains — in fact, with Philae, it’s one of the best-preserved temples of the Greco-Roman period in Egypt.
  • The Temple of Hathor in Dendera is the dominant building of the Dendera temple complex and was together with the Temple of Seti I in Abydos and...
  • Additionally, the absolutely stunning decorated ceilings are magnificent. Always look upwards when you explore the Temple of Hathor!