The High Column is Made of Yellow Stone. The Column Is a Part of Decoration of a Large Egyptian Temple That Was Built Many Years Ago During the Reign of the Pharaohs. - Stock Footage & Video

Ruins and column of the Temple of Olympian Zeus in Athens, tourist attraction

Roman Columns in the Jordanian city of Jerash (Gerasa of Antiquity), capital and largest city of Jerash Governorate, Jordan.

Roman Columns in the Jordanian city of Jerash (Gerasa of Antiquity) against the background of moving clouds, capital and largest city of Jerash Governorate, Jordan

Roman Columns in the Jordanian city of Jerash (Gerasa of Antiquity), capital and largest city of Jerash Governorate, Jordan

Young female tourist taking picture of huge column remains, sightseeing tour

Remnants of the Wall in the Temple. There Are Very Well Preserved Drawings and Murals of Pharaohs Who Ruled Over Egypt on the Wall. This Wall was Made of Yellow Stones in a Form of Bricks.

The Lower Terrace was Built With Tall Columns and Porticoes. There Are High Statues of the Pharaohs on the Upper Terrace. People are Photographing Each Other Against the Background of Statues.

Frescoes with Hieroglyphics Can be Seen on the Walls of Buildings of the Karnak Temple. Egyptian Hieroglyphics are Representing Words and are One of the Most Ancient Language in the World.

Panoramic View of the Hatshepsuts Temple From the Side. Columns With Porticoes Stand Throughout the Territory of the Temple. Tourists are Making Photos on the Upper Terrace of the Building.

There is a Small Corridor Along the Wall Leading to the Next Hall of the Temple. Tall Columns are on the Other Side of the Passage.

Lots of Stones of Brown and Yellow color Lie on the Ground. The Stone Wall Remains Are Stacked in a Row. The Stele with the Obelisk on the Top is Seen From Behind the Pile of Rocks.