معبد دندور

Vignette on the interior south wall of the porch showing August (left) burning incense in front of the deified figures of Pedesi and Pihor.

Vignette on the back wall of the sanctuary showing Augustus offering to the goddess Isis.

temple building from front, evening

The Temple of Dendur as seen in the evening between two statues of Amenhotep III (22.5.1, 22.5.2).

View looking into the temple sanctuary with the small statue of the God's Wife Tagerem (2010.18) visible in the center.

Decoration around the outside of the southern door leading into the temple porch.

Two vignettes depicting offering scenes on the southern wall of the temple.

Coloring the Temple: This display shows one vignette on the south wall of the temple colored by light to suggest how it might have looked when painted in the Roman Period.

Vigentte on the south wall of the temple showing the king offering to Osiris and Isis.

Vignette showing Augustus (right) offering to the god Thoth and the goddess Tephenis.

Demotic graffito on north wall of porch.

19th Century graffiti including J. Livingston, January 7, 1818.

19th Century graffiti.

19th Century graffiti, including Droveti, 1816.

Construction of the Dendur Wing, 1974.

Blocks laid out in preparation for reconstruction of the temple, 1974.

Reassembled temple before completion of the Dendur Wing, 1978.

Coptic inscription