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Kom Ombo - The Temple of Sobek and Haroeris photography .. |
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Zbigniew Kosc ® Kom Ombo - The Temple of Sobek and Haroeris, 1992, b/w print, 5 x 13 cm .. Kom Ombo is a magnificent torso. It was a large once as Dendera - perhaps larger; for, being on the same grand scale, it was a double Temple and dedicated to two Gods, Horus and Sevek; the Hawk and the Crocodile. Now there remain only a few giant columns buried to within eight or ten feet of their gorgous capitals; a superb fragment of architrave; one broken wave of sculptured cornice, and some fallen blocks graven with the names of Ptolomies and Cleopatras. Amelia B..Edwards, A Thousand Miles up the Nile, 1877 |
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.. All prints are archival quality and are for sale
if you want to see more photographs from different locations in Egypt go to Index of monuments and journeys supplementary information main page Journey to the Ruins of Ancient Egypt other projects by ZbigniewKosc
Copyright © Zbigniew Kosc .mail to: z.kosc@chello.nl |
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