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Main » 2013 » June » 27 EGYPT: December - 2012. Edfou. The Temple Horus. EGYPT: December - 2012. Edfou.The Temple of Horus. Edfou Temple complex represents a great interest and requires a detailed study of each element, from the inscriptions and stone-carvings, up to the architectural roof constructions and underground crypts. To examine everything at once - was really an impossible task. Therefore, we decided to study each individual part of the building in a greater detail. Thus, during the expedition December-2012, the special attention was paid to the underground crypts. Views: 1169 | Added by: 7th_Guest | Date: 27.06.2013 EGYPT: December - 2012. The Temple of Kom-Ombo. EGYPT: December - 2012. The Temple of Kom-Ombo. The city of Kom Ombo is located on the east bank of the Nile river in 50 km to the north from the city of Aswan. Most part of the ancient ruins here is buried by sand. The ruins of the temple have been excavated and partially restored in 1893 by the the Egyptian Service of Antiquities, under the direction of French archaeologist - Jacques de Morgan. Views: 1163 | Added by: 7th_Guest | Date: 27.06.2013