HISTORY OF EGYPTIAN ARCHITECTURE : Temples in Island of Philae
(relocated to Island of Agilkia in 1972-1980), 13th Dynasty to
Roman period, c.380 B.C.-2nd century. ; Agilkia, Egypt. Temple
of Isis; The first Pylon, seen from courtyard. Temple of Isis;
The second Pylon. - The second Pylon is 22m high and 32m wide
and not exectly parallel to the first Pylon. Strong ray of the
sun and shadow. Photo: Shoji Hiramatsu [No.1]Temple of Isis :
[No.2]Temple of Isis, 1st Pylon [No.3]Temple of Isis, Doromos :
[No.4]Temple of Isis, courtyard, 2nd Pylon [No.5]Temple of Isis,
Hypostyle Hall : [No.6]Temple of Isis, Mammisi, Site view
[No.7]Pavillion of Trajan, Temple of Hathor BACK TO HISTORY OF
EGYPTIAN ARCHITECTURE BACK TO HISTORY OF WESTERN ARCHITECTURE