Antik Mısır tapınakları
- In 1899, eleven of the massive columns of the Great Hypostyle Hall collapsed in a chain reaction, because their foundations were undermined by ground water.
- Detailed explanation-3: -Scenes of religious rituals were carved into the walls. Only the important priests and the pharaoh were allowed to enter the hypostyle hall.
- The Great Hypostyle Hall is a large pillared-hall in the ancient Egyptian temple of Amun-Re, also known as the Karnak Temple.
- The Hypostyle Hall, with its hieroglyphs and sculptures, offers a captivating insight into the grandeur and spirituality of ancient Egypt.
- Among these awe-inspiring structures, the Great Hypostyle Hall at the Temple of Amun-Re, commonly known as the Karnak Temple, stands as a testament to the...
- ...for one to think of Karnak in ancient Thebes (modern Luxor), much less the section known as the Temple of Amun, without picturing the Great Hypostyle Hall.
- The Great Hypostyle Hall at the ancient temple complex of Karnak, in Egypt, was constructed mainly during the reign of Ramses II.
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- Dünyanın en büyük dinî yapısı Mısır’daki Karnak Tapınağı’nda yer alan The Great Hypostyle Hall, zamanının en geniş, en görkemli ve en güzel salonuydu.
- By our words, we mean the "Great Hypostyle Hall" in Karnak Temple, also known as the "Great Pillar of the Pillars".
