Browsing TIMEA - Travelers in the Middle East Archive by Author "Underwood & Underwood"

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Colossal "Memnon" statues at Thebes--the farther one used to emit a cry at sunrise--Egypt. (64)

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Descending gallery in tomb of Sethos In Valley of the Kings' Tombs, Thebes, Egypt. (75)

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Diorite statue of King Khafre, builder of the Second Pyramid at Gizeh, Cairo, Egypt.(10)

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District of Thebes

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Down the Nile (N. E.), across the western cliffs of Thebes, Egypt. (73)

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Eastern Hemisphere

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The Entire length of the gigantic temple of Amon at Karnak, (view N.W.) Thebes, Egypt (53)

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Entrance to the Great Pyramid, the sepulchre of Khufu (in north face), seen from below, Egypt. (23)

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Environs of Assuan

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The famous wooden statue called the Shehk el-Beled, in the Museum, Cairo, Egypt. (11)

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The First pylon of Ramses III's great mortuary temple at Medinet Habu. (view N.), Thebes, Egypt. (77)

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From roof of the Ramesseum, part of the fallen colossus of Ramses II., S.E. over plain of Thebes, Egypt. (66)

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From the high cliffs above der-el-Bahri, S. E. across the plain to Luxor and the Nile, Thebes, Egypt. (72)

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From the summit of the Great Pyramid E. over the Valley of the Nile, Egypt. (20)

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Governor's Palace, and armored steamer leaving Khartum for Fashuda and the Blue Nile, Sudan. (100)

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Grand Avenue of Rams, one of the southern approaches to the temple of Karnak, Thebes, Egypt. (52)

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The Great Assuan Dam, N.W. from the first pylon of the Philae Temple--Egypt. (91)

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Great court of the Karnak temple seen (S.E.) from the top of the first pylon, Thebes, Egypt. (56)

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The Great Nile bridge open for passage of freight boats --(N.E.) Cairo, Egypt. (15)

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The Great Nile bridge open for passage of freight boats --(N.E.) Cairo, Egypt. (15)

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