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Description: | Black and white portrait photograph entitled 'Colomns of Karnac' [columns of Karnak] showing the first courtyard and kiosk of King Taharqa. Beyond the kiosk is a statue of Ramesses II guarding the entrance to the second pylon. An Egyptian man can be seen standing next to the kiosk of King Taharqa illustrating the sheer scale of the kiosk. Taken by P. Peridis. No 1049. Egypt later 19th century.
Black and white portrait photograph entitled 'Colomns of Karnac' [columns of Karnak] showing the first courtyard and kiosk of King Taharqa. Beyond the kiosk is a statue of Ramesses II guarding the entrance to the second pylon. An Egyptian man can be seen standing at the foot of the column next to the kiosk of King Taharqa illustrating the sheer scale of the kiosk. Taken by P. Peridis. No 1049. Egypt later 19th century. | Source: | Manchester Museum | Identifier: | mm.emu.ecatalogue.humanities.555071 | Go to resource |
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