Temple of Kalabsha (New Kalabsha, Egypt)
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Scope of this subject
Here are entered works on the temple built during Roman times at Kalabsha, Egypt, that was dismantled in 1962 and reassembled at a higher site south of the new Aswan Dam. Works on a small Ptolemaic chapel that was built into the Roman Temple of Kalabsha and revealed when that structure was dismantled and that was reconstructed on Elephantine Island are entered under [Sanctuary of Kalabsha (Elephantine, Egypt).]
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Names and connections
Kalabsha Temple (New Kalabsha, Egypt); Mandulis, Osiris, and Isis, Temple of (New Kalabsha, Egypt); Mandulis, Temple of (New Kalabsha, Egypt); Temple of Mandulis (New Kalabsha, Egypt); Temple of Mandulis, Osiris, and Isis (New Kalabsha, Egypt)
- Broader: Egypt--Antiquities
- Broader: Temples--Egypt
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 13837393445393949250 · morton4x16-v1
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