Ramesseum
| Ramesseum | |
|---|---|
| Temple of Ancient Egypt | |
| View of the temple. | |
| Divinity | Amon |
| Time | New Kingdom |
| Manufacturer | Ramses II |
| Contact | 25 43 '39 "North 32 36 '37 "East / 25.7275, 32.6104 |
| change | |
The Ramesseum is the funerary temple of Ramses II , located in the Theban necropolis , opposite Luxor in Egypt.
North of the Colossi of Memnon , located between the temple of Amenhotep II in the north and that of Tuthmosis IV in the south, on the left bank of Thebes "city of a hundred gates," is erected Ramesseum he remains today in ruins. It was discovered in the first century BC by the Greek historian Diodorus of Sicily , in his collections, he describes the "Tomb Osymandyas" as the most majestic of all Egypt " Photos Broken statue of Ramses II Pillared hall and broken statue of Ramses II Model of Ramesseum exposed to the Louvre Map Ramesseum established by James Edward Quibell Hauling the Colossus of Ramses II, known as the Younger Memnon, in order of Giovanni Battista Belzoni in 1816 for the British Museum ![]()
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