new analyses of the verso of the palermo stone performed in 2018 by the czech institute of archeology enabled the reading of further inscriptions mentioning precisely the architecture of the temple as well as lists of donations it received, establishing firmly that it was a distinct entity from the earlier sun temple of userkaf, the "nekhenre" but leaving its ultimate fate uncertain. further precision as to the architecture of the temple may be inferred from the absence of the obelisk determinative in some hieroglyphic variants of the name "sekhetre" and its presence in others. for anthony spalinger this possibly indicates that sahure's sun temple was effectively built and acquired such an obelisk at some point after its construction, perhaps after sahure's reign.