Exterior South (Front) wall.


Front door (south), looking inside the vestibule. Seen from the south-east.

Front of RC (south) and some of the west side, seen from the south-west

Front side (south), the upper part to the left of the entrance door (west), course 4-9. HR

Front side (south), the upper part to the right of the entrance door (east), course 4-9

Front side (south). Detail. Blocks. Right (west) of the door, course 3-4.

Front side (south), the upper part to the left of the entrance door (west), course 4-9.



Exterior North (Back) wall


Back entrance side (north), the sanctuary west wall is seen inside. Seen from the north-north-east.

Back side (north), the part to the left of the back door (east), course 1½-8. Details of some of the blocks, see next two

Detail. Black base blocks to the left (east) of the back door. The 3 Nile gods and the goddess, who represent the 4 southernmost nomes in Egypt, from right to left: Elephantine, Edfu area, Hierakonpolis, and Waset (Theben). All face the back door

Back side (north), representation of the Heb-sed , with the ritual running of the Pharaoh

Back side (north), the part to the right of the back door (west), course 3-8.

Back entrance side (north), and east wall inside the sanctuary. Note the drain

Back entrance. Modern steps to the back door. We tested the drain from the sanctuary.



Exterior East wall


East side, southern end. The obelisk block is no. 2 from left in course 7

East side, the southern 2/3 of the wall. Seen from the front (south). The Opet festival is on course 3 (2. red), with way station 6 to the left (south), the missing left (last) block would have been the Luxor temple ?. Cont. on next

East side, center part. Opet festival in the 2. red course.Cont. on next

East side, the northern end. Start of the Opet festival in the 2. red course at the corner

Detail

East side. Detail. Blocks. 3. block from the north corner (left), course 3 (2. red). The Opet festival procession from the 1. station to the 2. way station; part of the 1. station on the block to the right.

Detail. Blocks. 3., 2. and 1. block from the north corner, course 3 (2. red). The Opet festival. The 1. station. Cont. from previous

Detail. Blocks. 1. block from the north corner, course 3 (2. red). The Opet festival. The bark in Karnak temple and the procession to the 1. station.

East side, the southern 3/4 of the wall. Seen from the back (north). The Opet festival is on course 3 (2. red), the missing block at right was way station no. 2.

East side. Detail. Blocks. 3. block from the south corner, course 5 (4. red). A bark with a funerary chapel ? (like the 1. shrine of Tutankhamun) is towed by another boat



Exterior West wall


West side, southern end. (no. 1/8). Cont. on next

West side, southern part left. (no. 2/8). Cont. on next

Detail

West side, center and southern part. (no. 3/8). Cont. on next

West side, center part. (no. 4/8). Cont. on next

West side. Detail. Blocks. Course 3-7, center. The jubilating Hatshepsut, course 5

West side, northern part right. (no. 6/8). Cont. on next. The acrobat block

West side, northern part left. (no. 7/8). Cont. on next

 

West side, northern end.

West side. Detail. Block. Block 2 from the northern corner (left), course 3 (2. red)

West side. Detail. Block 4 from the northern corner (left), course 1 (black base blocks). Nile gods representing some of the Delta nomes. Base block 1-3 are missing, so this is the first from the back (north) of the preserved blocks at the west side. All the gods or goddesses are looking towards the back (north) of the chapel.

West side. Detail. Block no. 287. Course 2 (1. red), center. The block with the text: year 2, month 2, day 29.

West side. Detail. Blocks. First blocks in course 3-4 (2.-3. red) from the southern corner.

West side. Seen from the back (north). Note the higher front wall (south) and the protruding ends at top.