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Two of the four Osiride pillars still standing (albeit missing their heads). They are in the portico of the second court (north-west corner), towards the entrance of the hypostyle hall, near the mortuary temple of Ramesses II.
C01837
silver bromide/Glass plate negative
13.00x18.00 cm
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View of the Ramesseum built by Pharaoh Ramesses II, on the west bank of the Nile near ancient Thebes. On the right of the image, there are three colossal Osiride pillars (the fourth is covered by bush).
MAFM_0248
silver bromide/Glass slide
8.50x10.00 cm
CC0
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General view of the Ramesseum, built by Pharaoh Ramesses II, on the west bank of the Nile near ancient Thebes. Three colossal Osiride pillars are visible in the centre of the photograph.
MAFM_0249
silver bromide/Glass slide
8.50x10.00 cm
CC0
Go to the Museum of Anthropology website
