Temple of Hibis

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The Temple of Hibis is a well-preserved ancient Egyptian temple in Egypt’s Western Desert, notable for its Persian-period reliefs and inscriptions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Egyptian temple
archaeological site
associatedWith Achaemenid Empire NERFINISHED
Cambyses II NERFINISHED
Darius I NERFINISHED
condition well-preserved
constructionBegan 26th Dynasty of Egypt NERFINISHED
reign of Psamtik II
constructionCompleted 27th Dynasty of Egypt NERFINISHED
Achaemenid Persian period in Egypt NERFINISHED
country Egypt
dedicatedTo Amun NERFINISHED
Amun-Re NERFINISHED
Khonsu NERFINISHED
Mut NERFINISHED
discoveredBy European travelers in the 19th century
era 6th–5th century BCE
function cult center of Amun in Kharga Oasis
religious sanctuary
hasArchitecturalStyle Egyptian
Persian-period Egyptian
hasDepictionOf Amun in various forms
Persian king as pharaoh
hasFeature Greek and Demotic graffiti
decorated relief scenes of Egyptian deities
hypostyle hall
processional way
pylon
sanctuary
hasInscriptionLanguage Demotic
Greek
hieratic
hieroglyphic
hasReliefStyle Late Period Egyptian relief
heritageStatus protected archaeological monument of Egypt
locatedIn Kharga Oasis NERFINISHED
New Valley Governorate NERFINISHED
Western Desert NERFINISHED
material stone
near modern town of Kharga
notableFor Achaemenid royal cartouches
Persian-period inscriptions
well-preserved reliefs
partOf oasis temple network of Western Desert
period Late Period of ancient Egypt NERFINISHED
surveyedBy American archaeological missions
Egypt Exploration Fund NERFINISHED
usedUntil Ptolemaic period
Roman period

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Kharga Oasis hasArchaeologicalSite Temple of Hibis