Dendérah

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Dendérah is an ancient Egyptian temple complex on the west bank of the Nile, best known for its well-preserved Temple of Hathor and richly decorated astronomical ceilings.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Egyptian temple complex
archaeological site
religious complex
associatedWith Dendera zodiac NERFINISHED
Egyptian temple astronomy
astronomical iconography
constructionOfMainTempleBegan Ptolemy XII era NERFINISHED
constructionOfMainTempleCompleted Roman emperor Tiberius era
country Egypt
culture ancient Egyptian
dedicatedTo Hathor NERFINISHED
earlierOccupation Middle Kingdom NERFINISHED
New Kingdom NERFINISHED
Old Kingdom NERFINISHED
hasDeity Hathor NERFINISHED
Horus NERFINISHED
Ihi NERFINISHED
Isis NERFINISHED
Osiris NERFINISHED
hasFeature astronomical ceilings
crypts beneath the temple
hieroglyphic inscriptions
massive enclosure wall
reliefs of Ptolemaic and Roman rulers
richly decorated reliefs
rooftop chapels
zodiac ceiling relief
hasMainTemple Temple of Hathor at Dendérah NERFINISHED
hasStructure Roman kiosks
Temple of Hathor at Dendérah NERFINISHED
Temple of Isis at Dendérah NERFINISHED
birth house (mammisi)
sacred lake
sanatorium
knownFor astronomical ceilings
well-preserved architectural elements
well-preserved reliefs
zodiac ceiling
locatedIn Qena Governorate NERFINISHED
locatedNear city of Qena
modern town of Dendera
locatedOn west bank of the Nile
managedBy Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities NERFINISHED
nearbyRegion Upper Egypt NERFINISHED
period Ptolemaic period NERFINISHED
Roman period in Egypt NERFINISHED
religiousFunction cult center of Hathor
pilgrimage site
tourism popular tourist destination in Upper Egypt

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