barque shrine of Amun

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The barque shrine of Amun is a ceremonial boat-shaped sanctuary used to carry the cult statue of the god Amun during major ancient Egyptian religious processions and festivals.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Egyptian religious object
cultic shrine
portable shrine
ritual barque
associatedDeity Amun NERFINISHED
carriedBy priests
temple personnel
centerOf oracular ceremonies
processional rituals
culture ancient Egypt NERFINISHED
decoratedWith inscriptions praising Amun
religious scenes
royal cartouches
function to house the cult statue of Amun during movement
to manifest the presence of Amun among worshippers
hasPart carrying poles
decorated hull
naos for the cult statue
prow and stern in the form of papyrus or lotus motifs
hasShape boat-shaped sanctuary
keptAt sanctuary or barque chapel within the temple complex
temple of Amun
languageOfInscriptions hieroglyphic Egyptian
linkedTo Amun-Ra as a state god of Egypt
notableProcession Beautiful Feast of the Valley NERFINISHED
Opet Festival NERFINISHED
period Late Period of Egypt NERFINISHED
New Kingdom of Egypt NERFINISHED
relatedConcept divine barque
processional shrine
religion ancient Egyptian religion
requires daily or festival cultic maintenance
ritual purification before use
route between Karnak and Luxor temples during festivals
symbolizes Amun’s divine presence
Amun’s journey through the cosmos
the solar and Nile journeys of the god
transportMode carried on shoulders
sometimes placed on a larger ceremonial boat on the Nile
typicalMaterial gold leaf decoration
inlays of semi-precious stones
wood
usedDuring major ancient Egyptian religious festivals
processions of Amun
usedFor carrying the cult statue of Amun
festival ceremonies
religious processions
worshipContext state-sponsored temple cult of Amun

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Opet Festival ritualObject barque shrine of Amun