La porte d’Amon. Le deuxième pylône de Karnak I. Etudes et relevé épigraphique (Ka2Pyl n° 1-33). BiGen 63. Etrurie the museum preserves

the museum preserves

these stories echoing our current questions will not fail to challenge

the first volume of this work offers an original overview ranging from the fossil history of the ibex to current programs for its reintroduction

So many back and forths between different approaches and techniques of a painter

The Interpretation of History IV

La porte d’Amon. Le deuxième pylône de Karnak I. Etudes et relevé épigraphique (Ka2Pyl n° 1-33). BiGen 63. Etrurie the museum preservesThe gate of the second pylon of the Temple of Amun is one of the most monumental achievements of the Ptolemies at Karnak. Built at the beginning of the Ptolemaic period, it was decorated under three successive kings. Ptolemy IV Philopator only had time to apply his name to the lower gate before the Theban Revolt broke out. After restoring order, Ptolemy VI Philometor first decorated the facade of the gate with scenes of offerings to the god Amun. A