- Abu
Simbel is a
historic site
comprising two m****ive rock-cut
temples in the
village of Abu
Simbel (Arabic: أبو سمبل),
Aswan Governorate,
Upper Egypt,...
- 22°21′N 31°37′E / 22.350°N 31.617°E / 22.350; 31.617 Abu
Simbel (also Abu Simbal,
Ebsambul or Isambul; Arabic: أبو سنبل, romanized: Abū
Sinbal or Arabic:...
- home to 22
critical historical sites,
including but not
limited to the Abu
Simbel temples; as well as the
temples at Philae,
Kalabsha and Amada. It was described...
-
Valley of the Queens.
Ramesses also
constructed a
temple for her at Abu
Simbel next to his
colossal monument there.
There are
different interpretations...
- Abu
Simbel Airport (IATA: ABS, ICAO: HEBL) is a
regional airport in Abu
Simbel, Egypt. It also
serves the Abu
Simbel village. In 2011, it
served 119,326...
- the "Nubian
Monuments from Abu
Simbel to Philae" (despite the
quarry site
being neither Nubian, nor
between Abu
Simbel and Philae). Its
creation was possibly...
- the lake. The most
famous of
those that were
rescued were
temples at Abu
Simbel which were
broken down and
relocated safely off the
coast of Lake N****er...
-
combined with the
double crown, as it is on the
statues of
Ramesses II at Abu
Simbel. The
earliest depiction of the nemes,
along with a uraeus, is the ivory...
- The Abu
Simbel Phoenician graffiti are a
number of
Phoenician inscriptions found on one of the
colossal legs of the
temples at Abu
Simbel. They have been...
- his
biggest works,
besides Pi-Ramesses, were the
temple complex of Abu
Simbel and the Ramesseum, a
mortuary temple in
western Thebes.
Ramesses II moved...
