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. - Stock Footage & Video

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.

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

The Rode to the High Rock is Covered With Sand. This Road was Made of the Wide Stones on Which People Used to Go. There Are Inscriptions of the Ancient Egyptian Language on the Rock.

The Original Fence of the Building that was Made of Stones in the Egypt in the Days of the Pharaohs. This High Wall Has Big Holes. The Sun Shines Brightly.

This Ancient Temple was Built During the Reign of the Pharaohs. Main Wall of the Temple was Built With Brightly Brown Bricks.