Stock videos of Hatsepszut

The Entrance to the Sanctuary is Decorated With Stone Columns and a Fence. Two Priests Are Depicted on the Ruined Stone Wall. Still, Colors With Which the Drawings Were Painted Are Well Preserved.

The Staircase in an Ancient Egyptian Temple is Made of Stone and Leads to a Place for Sacrifice. Passage to the Stairs is Closed. The Hatshepsuts Temple Has a Beautiful Architecture.

There Are Niches in the Wall with Destroyed Statues. Ruined Parts of Columns are Near the Wall. Ancient Inscriptions are on the Columns.

People Are Walking in the Historic Building of Ancient Egypt in Luxor. Many Tourists Climb the Stairs to the Temple. the Desert is Around the Temple.

Panorama of the Statue of the Pharaoh Which Stands Near the Porticoes With White Limestone Proto-doric Columns. The Colors That Were Used in Those Days are Preserved on the Upper Part of the Statue.

A Cow is Depicted on the Wall of the Temple. There Are Many Images and Sculptures Dedicated to the Queen Hatshepsut in the Temple.

There is an Image of a Pharaoh on the Wall of the Temple. His Body is Painted in a Red Paint. He is Dressed in a Skirt, and There Are Bracelets on His Hands.

The Temple was Built In the Honor of Tsarina Hatshepsut. There are Sculptures With Her Images on the Columns and Different Drawings on the Walls.

You Can See Archaeological Excavations Away From the Temple of Hatshepsut. the Territory is Fenced.

The Ruins of Columns are Inside the Upper Terrace of the Temple. Tiles Made of Stone Lie on the Floor of an Ancient Temple. Signs and Symbols were Painted on the Wall With a Red Dye by Egyptians.

Ancient Drawings on the Wall of the Hatshepsuts Temple Have Survived to Our Day. Drawings Are Almost Invisible and Some of Them are Ruined. Red Dye Was Used for Painting on the Walls.

There is a Passage That Leads to the Inner Courtyard of the Temple from the Bottom Terrace. Tourists on the Terrace Have Come to the Temple For an Excursion.

Tourists Can See Rocks in the Desert of Africa. High Cliffs Are Located in the Deir El-Bahari, Valley of the Kings in Luxor.

Excavations Are in the Arabian Desert near the Deir el-Bahari. There Are Lot of Ancient Artifacts and Exhibits, Pharaohs Rule Period, on the Fenced Territory.

A Close-Up of a Statue of a Pharaoh Who Holds in His Hands the Attributes of Ancient Egypt. There is a High Rock in the Background.

The Temple Was Cut Down by Egyptians During the Reign of Queen Hatshepsut, Straight in the Rocks. High Cliffs Are Also Located Above the Temple.

The Remains of Ancient Sculptures Are in the Wall Niches of the Open-Air Historical Museum. Drawings on the Walls in Ancient Egyptian Temple are Painted in Red.

The Hieroglyphs Are Depicted on a Stone Column of the Temple. In Such Way Egyptians Described the History of Pharaohs Life on an Ancient Language.

One Part of the Terrace that Was Ruined. Stone Bricks Lie on the Ground. The Whole Territory is Covered With Sand. Good Weather For an Excursion to the Temple of the Queen-Pharaoh.

The Walls of the Temple Are Decorated With Numerous Brightly Painted Symbols. One of Them is the Image of the Pharaoh and a Cow that Stands Near Him. A Cow in Ancient Egypt was a Sacred Animal.

Pharaohs Who Liked to Decorate Buildings With Porticoes With White Limestone Protodoric Columns in Those Days. Between the Columns and the Wall There is a Small Corridor.

There is a Small Corridor Along the Wall Leading to the Next Hall of the Temple. Tall Columns are on the Other Side of the Passage.

The Bedouin Caves Are in Sandy Cliffs of the Desert. You Can See the Hole For the Entrance to the Cave in the Deir El-Bahari.

Panoramic View of the Tombs in a Sandy Cliff of the Desert. Scientists are Excavating in Search of the Tombs on a Sandy Hills. The Tombs Have an Entrances, and they are Well Preserved.

Red-Yellow Images of Pharaohs are on the Inside Wall of the Building. The Brown Paint That Was on the Wall is Beginning to Fall Off a Little.