1. The New Kingdom: The State
Ancient Egypt
The New Kingdom: The State

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The Conception of Amenhotep III: Amun impregnates Queen Mutemwia, wife of Tuthmose IV (18th Dyn); Luxor Temple

3. Merneptah Stele or Israel stela, ca 1208 (19th Dyn), from Merneptah’s Mortuary Temple, originally from the Mortuary Temple of Amenhotep III (18th Dyn), both in Western Thebes; 3 m, Egyptian Museum
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4. Jean-Claude Golvin, general view of Thebes
Jean-Claude Golvin, general view of Thebes

5. Plan of Karnak and detail of the eastern face of the southern wing showing the aft of Amun's bark, Userhet barge with its large steering oars and ram-headed stern piece.
. A headless figure of Amenhotep III stands behind the cabin-shrine manning a long oar. The inscription of Ramesses III continues below the scene

6. Jean-Claude Golvin, Temple of Karnak from the east
Jean-Claude Golvin, Temple of Karnak from the east

7. The Battle of Megiddo: Thutmose III smiting Canaanite enemies on the seventh pylon at Karnak (18th Dyn)
The Poetical Stele of Thutmose III (18th Dyn) from Karnak, 1.7 m; Cairo Museum

8. The procession of Amun-Re's divine bark
The procession of Amun-Re's divine bark. Relief from the Red Chapel of Hatshepsut (18th Dyn)
Ramesses II censing before the divine bark of Amun-Re, Great Hypostyle Hall, Karnak (19th Dyn)

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Plan, current view, and reconstruction by Jean-Claude Golvin of the Ramesseum (19th Dyn), Western Thebes

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The Conception of Amenhotep III: Amun impregnates Queen Mutemwia, wife of Tuthmose IV (18th Dyn); Luxor Temple

12. The Beautiful Festival of the Valley at the Tomb of Nakht (18th Dyn), Western Thebes

13. Kemp, Ancient Egypt
Luxor Temple

14. Trigger, Ancient Egypt, 208

15. Palaeolithic 700,000-7000 BCE Saharan Neolithic 8800-4700
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