Temple of Wadi El-Sebua
Abu Simbel EgyptTemple of Wadi El-Sebua, relocated due to the Aswan High Dam, is a New Kingdom temple originally commissioned by Ramses II. Its avenue of sphinxes and intricate reliefs, including a unique representation of the god Amun with a ram’s head, are notable features.
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