- The Isis Temple of Taffeh was acquired by the museum in 1969, where it has sat in the main entrance hall for most of its time.
- One of the 4 places in the world to see a saved Nubian temple - it's the Temple of Taffeh here - enclosed in the entrance hall.
- The first exhibit visitors see is the magnificent Egyptian Temple of Taffeh from the 1st century AD, a gift from Egypt and the museum's pride and glory.
- Temple of Taffeh, Leiden, Netherlands The Temple of Taffeh, which dates back to the Roman period, was gifted to the National Museum of Antiquities in Leiden...
- much later. Temple of Taffeh, displayed in the entrance hall of the Dutch National Museum of Antiquities, Leiden.
- We began at the biggest object of the museum, the Taffeh temple in the central hall. Though nearly five metres high, this temple of the goddess Isis is not big...
- Temple of Taffeh. A real 2000-year-old Egyptian temple from the village Taffeh in the National Museum of Antiquities, Leiden. Photo © Ibolya Horvath.
- The Temple of Taffeh in Leiden, the Netherlands. This small Ancient Egyptian temple was donated to Holland by the Egyptian authorities in gratitude for their...
- Among them was the Temple of Taffeh, or Taphis in Greek, which dates back to the Greek and Roman eras in Egypt.