La Chapelle de barque en calcite aux noms d’Amenhotep Ier et de Thoutmosis Ier. BiGen 58. Egypte with something to fuel his

with something to fuel his reflection and form his sensitivity

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La Chapelle de barque en calcite aux noms d’Amenhotep Ier et de Thoutmosis Ier. BiGen 58. Egypte with something to fuel hisThe first volume in the series devoted to the monuments of Amenhotep I at Karnak, the publication of the calcite chapel bearing the names of Amenhotep I and Thutmose I is the culmination of a long scientific process that began with the discovery of the first blocks in the foundations of the south pier of the third pylon in 1914, continued with the reconstruction of the monument in the open air museum in 1947, through successive drawings of the walls