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A depiction of the layout of Nyuserre's valley temple. In order: (1) Colonnaded main entrance with eight granite columns; (2) Secondary entrance with four granite columns; (3) Central chamber with niches purported to hold statues; (4) Causeway with (5) limestone figures of captive enemies. Based on Wilkinson, Richard (2000)
The complete temples of ancient Egypt
, New York: Thames & Hudson, p. 123
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| Author | Mr rnddude |
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