Publication and study of the scenes and texts of the western wall of the chapel of Thoth at the Temple of Abu Simbel

Document Type : Academic scientific reviews of any other material related to the main domains of this Journal.

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Higher Institute of Ancient Near Eastern Civilizations Zagazig University

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The shrine of Thoth is located in the Great Temple of Abu Simbel, to the south of the facade of the Great Temple. It is a closed shrine for visitors, and many people do not know its existence.

It was discovered on February 16, 1874, by Mac Cullum, who was working as a photographer for Mrs. Emilia Edwards.

For the first time in a scientific publication, the article deals with describing the scenes depicted on the Western Wall and translating its texts.

The shrine of Thoth is located in the Great Temple of Abu Simbel, to the south of the facade of the Great Temple. It is a closed shrine for visitors, and many people do not know its existence.

It was discovered on February 16, 1874, by Mac Cullum, who was working as a photographer for Mrs. Emilia Edwards.

For the first time in a scientific publication, the article deals with describing the scenes depicted on the Western Wall and translating its texts. For the first time in a scientific publication, the article deals with describing the scenes depicted on the Western Wall and translating its texts.

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