The photograph shows the entrance to the Mammisi of Horus (a temple dedicated to the birth of Horus, whom Isis gave birth to) located near the second pylon in the temple complex of Isis at Philae, with two egyptians…
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The photograph shows a young man holding a camel loaded with goods by its reigns. The author's signature (faded) is at the bottom left.Untitled, Adolphe BraunView of the interior wall of the entrance pylon to the Temple of Horus at Edfu, with part of the courtyard’s colonnade. The signature of the author is at the bottom.

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The image shows a low vantage point looking across a body of water towards the opposite shore. The horizon is in the middle of the view, with a small townscape featuring buildings and a prominent steeple above the…This image depicts a landscape captured from an elevated point of view. A body of water is visible, framed by a riverbank with trees and shrubbery. In the background, a line of distant trees marks the horizon,…The image depicts a view overlooking a large expanse of water occupying the lower half of the circular frame. The horizon line is placed in the upper third of the circle, where the water meets distant land.