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Fig. 1. Thutmosis III accompanied by the anonymous royal woman offers to Amun. Lintel from Karnak. Open Air Museum at Karnak. Photo by V. Bolshakov. (Fig._1.JPG, 321 Kb) [Скачать]
Fig. 2. Thutmosis III and Satiah offering to Ptah. Stela from Karnak. The Egyptian Museum, Cairo. Photo by V. Bolshakov. (Fig._2.JPG, 1,111 Kb) [Скачать]
Fig. 3. Nefertary Merytemout offering to Mut. Relief in the Small Temple at Abu Simbel [Kuentz, Desrohes Noblecourt, 1968, pl. LVIII]. (Fig._3.jpg, 578 Kb) [Скачать]
Fig. 4. Hatshepsut and Neferure officiating in front of Amun. Sanctuary nTry-mnw at Karnak [Gabolde, 2005, pls XI–XI⃰ ]. (Fig._4.jpg, 793 Kb) [Скачать]
Fig. 5. Nefertiti offering to Aten. “The Collonade of Nefertiti” in the temple of Aten at Karnak (reconstruction) [Redford, 1984, p. 77, fig. 7]. (Fig._5.bmp, 834 Kb) [Скачать]
Fig. 6. Akhenaten and Nefertiti offering to Aten. Relief from the temple of Aten at Karnak (fragment). The Luxor Museum. Photo by V. Bolshakov. (Fig._6.JPG, 1,124 Kb) [Скачать]
Fig. 7. Ramesses II accompanied by Tuya offers to Amun. The Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna. Photo by V. Bolshakov. (Fig._7.JPG, 1,053 Kb) [Скачать]
Fig. 8. Ramesses III and the anonymous king’s wife (Isis?). The Temple at Medinet Habu. Photo by V. Bolshakov. (Fig._8.JPG, 1,107 Kb) [Скачать]