観光客はカルナック神殿の遺跡で古代の像を発見しました。彫像自体は、よく保存彫刻の胸像だけが台無しにされています. - ストックフッテージ＆ビデオ

There is a Statue Between the Stones. the Sculpture of the Pharaoh Has Been Destroyed. the Bust and the Lower Part of the Sculpture Legs Remained. Different Symbols Are on the Columns.

The ruins of the beautiful Temple of Dendera or the Temple of Hathor. Egypt, Dendera, Ancient Egyptian temple near the city of Ken.

Ramesseum - the memorial temple of Pharaoh Ramses II XIII century BC, part of the Theban necropolis in Upper Egypt, Luxor.

Classical Greek architecture detail, remains of stone relief on top of building

There is a Statue Between the Stones. the Sculpture of the Pharaoh Has Been Destroyed. the Bust and the Lower Part of the Sculpture Legs Remained. Different Symbols Are on the Columns.

Many of the Temples in Ancient Egypt Were Completely Built of Stone. Their General Plan Became Composed of a Sanctuary, Column Halls, Courtyards Lined up Along a Path For the Festival Processions.

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.

Some Drawings Are Destroyed But We Can Observe the Hieroglyphics That Were Made in the Egyptian Temple. Different Symbols Are Depicted on the Walls and Columns of the Building.

The Destroyed Statues Stands Near the Entrance of the Temple. a Symbol of Eternal Life - a Cross With a Ring, is in the Hands of the Statue. the Statue Was Preserved Without a Bust.

Previously it Was a Building, Only the Upper Part Remained of It. Buildings Were Built of Stones.