The Temple of Karnak

The Temple of Karnak or "temples of Karnak" Due to the numerous temples that created the inside of one of the greatest temples constructed in the history of ancient Egypt, and is the largest house of worship in the world. Still the remaining ones of the fantastic creations stand witness to the ancient Egyptian civilization; Karnak temples are considered as a historical record to track the history and civilization of Egypt starting Asrath Central until the Ptolemaic rule of Egypt. The kings were the construction of chapels and gates on the campus of Karnak in line with the policies that were applied to appease the gods and priests of Egypt. The effects of the Temple of Karnak give us a clear picture of the history of Egypt in the strength and prosperity of weakness and decay In an era of time of up to two thousand years starting from the State Central approx.

      The temples of Karnak, one of the biggest and greatest of what has been a constructive huge edifices devoted to the worship of the gods in the history of the whole world. The study of these temples detailed study of an integrated study is not easy but is complicated largely Perhaps the reason for this is the disappearance of many parts of the demolition of temples and other parts, and even use footings for new buildings. There is no doubt that the edifices ten Temple of Amun-Ra at Karnak was filled with still large numbers of stone blocks that were used Khacoa her and that took most likely from other buildings and our guide on this is what was found cryptographic inside the edifice, the third held by the Amenhotep III Temple of Amun-Ra at Karnak was found inside what comes:


  -alahjar Full King Senusret first compartment, which was built somewhere in the temple of white stone has been able to engineer the archaeological cryptographic ones that reside temple "Josag Omqsourh" small now, which is located in the area known idiomatically museum north of the temple courtyard.
  - A base of pink granite with the name of Amenemhat III and Amenemhat IV.
- The remnants of the inscriptions on the Limestone due to the reign of King Ahmose and Queen Ahmose Nefertari.

- The remnants of a stone tablet from the reign of King Ahmose.

- Rest cab of the sacred compound of alabaster especially King Amenhotep I, a substitute now at Karnak.

- Leftover traces of limestone inscribed with the name of Amenhotep first.

- The remnants of stones to the entrance of the limestone due to the reign of Thutmose II.

- Beams of sandstone dating to the reign of Thutmose II.

- Blocks of quartz stone from the Red cabin break the sacred compound due to the reign of Hatshepsut.

- The remnants of the limestone blocks to the entrance of the reign of Hatshepsut.

- The remains of the cabin break the sacred compound of alabaster and back to the reign of Thutmose III.

- A block of granite red represent Amenhotep II throws arrows arc of his hands.

- The remains of the roof of alabaster back to the reign of Amenhotep II.

- Base for a composite of marble due to the reign of Thutmose IV.

- The remnants of a column of sandstone due to the reign of Thutmose IV.

- The remnants of the limestone blocks to the entrance in the reign of Amenhotep III himself constructed

      And includes the temples of Karnak ten edifices, six of which are on the east-west axis, and four on the south Mhorschmal. In addition to the Temple of Rameses III, lounge celebrations of King Thutmose III (brother of growth), and the garden of Amun, and the Chamber of grandparents, and the sacred lake, and the museum is open, which includes booths Senusret I, Amenhotep I, Hatshepsut and Tuthmosis IV, and the group of statues of the goddess Sekhmet, and architectural elements other. And stand in the Temple of Karnak obelisks, one of Queen Hatshepsut, and the other for the king Tuthmosis I, in addition to the broken parts of the Obelisk of Hatshepsut and others.