Madinat Habu - Temple of Rameses III - Migdol Gateway

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Free Extra Resources that go with the New Egyptian reference book Imagining Egypt

Imagining Egypt
Egyptian reference book, for all ages. With 192 pages & hundreds of illustrations.

Discovering Ancient Egypt
240 pages of text, 1700 images, computer generated reconstructions and videos.

Hieroglyphic Math worksheet Creator
Is a teaching aid to introduce children into the world of maths - make your own math puzzles.

Ancient Egyptian Print Studio
Make Greetings Cards and printed items such as Calendars, Board Games and 3D Paper Craft objects.

An unusual characteristic of Madinat Habu is the eastern entrance. It has the design of a fortress typical of Asia Minor and not Egypt.

This type of fortified gateway is called a Migdol.

View Madinat Habu with your mouse or click on the text links below.

Temple Entrance

Migdol tower

The small temple

The First Pylon

Gateway - First Pylon

The First court

The Chapel

The Second court

View from the rear

The Hypostyle Hall

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Imagining Egypt - for all ages with 192 pages and hundreds of illustrations.
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Imagining Egypt special signed edition comes with a CD ROM containing four software programs including the Hieroglyphic Print Machine V1 + Videos, music and other stuff. Ancient Egyptian Anecdotes is packed with translations of ancient Egyptian texts.