Temple Of Kom Ombo Collection
The ancient Egyptian Temple of Kom Ombo near Aswan, Egypt
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The ancient Egyptian Temple of Kom Ombo near Aswan, Egypt, stands as a magnificent testament to the rich history and architectural prowess of this fascinating civilization. Located in North Africa, Africa, this temple is a treasure trove of remarkable relics and intricate carvings that offer glimpses into the past. One cannot help but be captivated by the relief carvings adorning the walls of the Temple of Kom Ombo. These masterpieces depict scenes from ancient Egyptian mythology and daily life, transporting visitors back in time to an era long gone. Each stroke tells a story, preserving the legacy of this extraordinary civilization. Engravings from various periods provide further insight into the temple's significance throughout history. From Maxime du Camp's 19th-century depiction titled "Temple d Ombos" to later engravings showcasing its grandeur, these artworks capture different perspectives on this architectural marvel. Cleopatra VII herself makes an appearance through a reconstruction relief found within the temple complex. This papyrus artwork brings her legendary presence to life once more, reminding us of her influential reign over Egypt. The intact hieroglyphs discovered at Abu Simbel serve as a reminder that even small fragments can hold immense historical value. These symbols are like whispers from another time—a language preserved for centuries. Photographs taken by The Fine Art Photographers Co transport us back to c1899 when explorers marveled at every detail within the Temple of Kom Ombo. The artists' keen eye captures not only its grandiosity but also its mystical aura that continues to enchant visitors today. As we step through the entrance gate captured by Newton & Co in c1890, we are transported into another world—one where pharaohs reigned supreme and gods were worshipped fervently. The detailed craftsmanship showcased here is awe-inspiring—each stone meticulously placed with purpose and precision. Finally, we come across an artifact that serves as a testament to the ancient Egyptians' advanced understanding of time—the Egyptian calendar.