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Archaeological wonders tagged “hathor”

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🇪🇬 Egypt · Temple complex

Dendera Temple of Hathor

Late Ptolemaic to Roman (54 BCE–117 CE; zodiac 50 BCE) · Ptolemaic Egyptian / Roman

Best-preserved Hathor temple with 24 sistrum columns, crypt 'Dendera light' reliefs and zodiac ceiling (54 BCE).

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🇪🇬 Egypt · Ancient village

Akoris (Tihna el-Gabal) – Rock-cut Tombs & Mines

Old Kingdom to Roman · Egyptian

Cliff sanctuary with rock-cut Hathor/Nemesis chapel, pink limestone quarries supplying Amarna, and 12th Dyn rock-tombs of nomarch Wahka with nautical graffiti. Miners' camp and Roman road station.