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Sharing 7,000 Years of Egyptian Culture with the American Research Center in Egypt's Open Access Conservation Archives

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1. South wall of the imeperial cult chamber after conservation

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South wall of the imeperial cult chamber after conservation
Location:
Luxor, Egypt
Time Period:
Tetrarchy, Late Roman Period, and New Kingdom
Topic:
Diocletian, Emperor of Rome, 245-313, Maximian, Emperor of Rome, approximately 240-310, Constantius I, Emperor of Rome, -306, Galerius, Emperor of Rome, approximately 260-313, Imperialism in art, Animals in art, ankhs, Altered in antiquity, Amon (Egyptian deity), Emperors, Damnatio memoriae, Halo (Art), Victory in art, Deities, Royalty, Art, Ancient--Egypt, Rome--Officials and employees, Offerings in art, Layered histories--material, Egyptian hieroglyphs, Jupiter (Roman deity), Art, Greco-Roman, Decoration and ornament, ceremonial objects, Pharaohs, and Borders, Ornamental (Decorative arts)
Cultural Object:
Inscriptions, Painting, Columns, Niche (Architecture), Fresco painting, Relief (Art), Apses (Architecture), Temples, Mural painting and decoration, Inscriptions, Painting, Columns, Niche (Architecture), Fresco painting, Relief (Art), Apses (Architecture), Temples, Mural painting and decoration, Inscriptions, Painting, Columns, Niche (Architecture), Fresco painting, Relief (Art), Apses (Architecture), Temples, Mural painting and decoration, Inscriptions, Painting, Columns, Niche (Architecture), Fresco painting, Relief (Art), Apses (Architecture), Temples, Mural painting and decoration, Inscriptions, Painting, Columns, Niche (Architecture), Fresco painting, Relief (Art), Apses (Architecture), Temples, and Mural painting and decoration
Collection:
Luxor Roman Wall Paintings

2. East wall of the imperial cult chamber after conservation

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Description:
East wall of the imperial cult chamber after conservation
Location:
Luxor, Egypt
Time Period:
Tetrarchy, Late Roman Period, and New Kingdom
Topic:
Egyptian hieroglyphs, Animals in art, Altered in antiquity, Decoration and ornament, Borders, Ornamental (Decorative arts), Layered histories--material, Imperialism in art, Art, Greco-Roman, and Shields in art
Cultural Object:
Mural painting and decoration, Painting, Relief (Art), Temples, Fresco painting, Inscriptions, Mural painting and decoration, Painting, Relief (Art), Temples, Fresco painting, Inscriptions, Mural painting and decoration, Painting, Relief (Art), Temples, Fresco painting, Inscriptions, Mural painting and decoration, Painting, Relief (Art), Temples, Fresco painting, Inscriptions, Mural painting and decoration, Painting, Relief (Art), Temples, Fresco painting, and Inscriptions
Collection:
Luxor Roman Wall Paintings

3. General views of imperial cult chamber after conservation

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Description:
General views of imperial cult chamber after conservation
Location:
Luxor, Egypt
Time Period:
Tetrarchy, Late Roman Period, and New Kingdom
Topic:
Diocletian, Emperor of Rome, 245-313, Galerius, Emperor of Rome, approximately 260-313, Egyptian hieroglyphs, Art, Greco-Roman, Emperors, Decoration and ornament, Shields in art, Art, Ancient--Egypt, Rome--Officials and employees, Offerings in art, Layered histories--material, Imperialism in art, and Borders, Ornamental (Decorative arts)
Cultural Object:
Inscriptions, Painting, Columns, Niche (Architecture), Fresco painting, Relief (Art), Apses (Architecture), Temples, opus sectile (visual works), Mural painting and decoration, Inscriptions, Painting, Columns, Niche (Architecture), Fresco painting, Relief (Art), Apses (Architecture), Temples, opus sectile (visual works), Mural painting and decoration, Inscriptions, Painting, Columns, Niche (Architecture), Fresco painting, Relief (Art), Apses (Architecture), Temples, opus sectile (visual works), Mural painting and decoration, Inscriptions, Painting, Columns, Niche (Architecture), Fresco painting, Relief (Art), Apses (Architecture), Temples, opus sectile (visual works), Mural painting and decoration, Inscriptions, Painting, Columns, Niche (Architecture), Fresco painting, Relief (Art), Apses (Architecture), Temples, opus sectile (visual works), and Mural painting and decoration
Collection:
Luxor Roman Wall Paintings

4. General views of the imperial cult chamber

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Description:
General views of the imperial cult chamber
Location:
Luxor, Egypt
Time Period:
Tetrarchy, Late Roman Period, and New Kingdom
Topic:
Ramses II, King of Egypt, Maximian, Emperor of Rome, approximately 240-310, Galerius, Emperor of Rome, approximately 260-313, Constantius I, Emperor of Rome, -306, Egyptian hieroglyphs, Animals in art, Altered in antiquity, Emperors, Decoration and ornament, Deities, Borders, Ornamental (Decorative arts), Rome--Officials and employees, Layered histories--material, Processions in art, Imperialism in art, Art, Greco-Roman, and Art, Ancient--Egypt
Cultural Object:
Doorways, Mural painting and decoration, Painting, Columns, Niche (Architecture), Fresco painting, Relief (Art), Temples, Apses (Architecture), Inscriptions, Doorways, Mural painting and decoration, Painting, Columns, Niche (Architecture), Fresco painting, Relief (Art), Temples, Apses (Architecture), Inscriptions, Doorways, Mural painting and decoration, Painting, Columns, Niche (Architecture), Fresco painting, Relief (Art), Temples, Apses (Architecture), Inscriptions, Doorways, Mural painting and decoration, Painting, Columns, Niche (Architecture), Fresco painting, Relief (Art), Temples, Apses (Architecture), Inscriptions, Doorways, Mural painting and decoration, Painting, Columns, Niche (Architecture), Fresco painting, Relief (Art), Temples, Apses (Architecture), and Inscriptions
Collection:
Luxor Roman Wall Paintings