- The
Osireion (or Osirion) is
believed to be the
cenotaph of Seti I,
located to the rear of the
Temple of Seti I at Abydos, Egypt. The
temple was built...
- that
house hypostyle halls,
chapels to Seti I and
various gods, and the
Osireion. The
South wing
houses the
Gallery of the Kings,
which leads to a slaughter...
-
Ramesses II, who also
built a
lesser temple of his own.
Merneptah added the
Osireion, just to the
north of the
temple of Seti.
Ahmose II in the Twenty-sixth...
- of
Malta (which like
Stonehenge are a
UNESCO World Heritage Site), the
Osireion in Egypt, and the Haʻamonga ʻa Maui in Tonga, Polynesia. The term is also...
-
Osirian body were then
buried in
specially dedicated necropolises, the
Osireions or "Tombs of Osiris". The
Mysteries are
observed when the Nile begins...
-
together with her
excavations at the
Osireion (note that no
Phoenician or
Aramaic graffiti was
found on the
Osireion which,
unlike the
other temples, had...
- took part in Petrie's
excavations at Abydos, Egypt,
there discovering the
Osireion temple and the
following season investigated the
Saqqara cemetery, both...
-
Ramesses VI, in a
break with tradition, used the
decoration program of the
Osireion at
Abydos as the
template for his tomb. Its
layout consists of a long corridor...
- The
earliest known version of this work is on the left hand wall of the
Osireion in Abydos.
Later it
appears in the tomb of
Ramesses IV in the
Valley of...
- at Abydos,
Nephthys joined Isis as a
mourner in the
shrine known as the
Osireion.
These "Festival
Songs of Isis and Nephthys" were
ritual elements of many...
