A luxori Amun-Ra fáraó ősi palotájának építészeti maradványai. Vallási szimbólumokat és jeleket ábrázolnak a falon. Zöld tenyér nő az épületek között. - Stock felvétel és videó

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.

Karnak Temple in Luxor, Egypt. The Karnak Temple Complex, commonly known as Karnak, comprises a vast mix of decayed temples, chapels, pylons, and other buildings in Egypt.

There Are Ruined Buildings in the Courtyard of the Karnak Temple. Damaged Murals are on the Antique Columns. Some Historical Drawings and Frescoes have preserved on the Large Stone on the Ground.

Karnak Temple in Luxor, Egypt. The Karnak Temple Complex, commonly known as Karnak, comprises a vast mix of decayed temples, chapels, pylons, and other buildings in Egypt.

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.

There Are Ruined Buildings in the Courtyard of the Karnak Temple. Damaged Murals are on the Antique Columns. Some Historical Drawings and Frescoes have preserved on the Large Stone on the Ground.

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

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

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.

Remains of Sculptures of Sheep Remained in the Ruined Open-Air Temple. They Are Located Along Tall Columns With Arches on Top.