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Medamud (Arabic: الدامود, from Coptic: ⲡⲉⲧⲉⲙⲟⲩⲧ) is a
village in the
Luxor Governorate of Egypt,
about 8 km east-north from Luxor. The
Temple of Montu...
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surmounted by the
insignia of the "four Montu" (Montu of Thebes, of Armant, of
Medamud, and of El-Tod: the main cult
centers of the god), all
represented while...
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kilometres (3.1 mi)
northeast of Karnak,
which is
located within Luxor.
Medamud was
excavated by
French archaeologist Fernand Bisson de la
Roque from 1925...
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Hebsed chapel from
Medamud,
three lintels from Deir el-Bahri and
Medamud, an
architrave from
Luxor and a
doorjamb from
Medamud that is now in the Louvre...
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Harpocrates in
Medamud. Her
feast day was in the
fourth month of the
reaping season. The
centers of her cult were at
Medamud, El-Tod, and Thebes...
- monuments. He
extensively restored and
decorated the
Temple of
Monthu at
Medamud where a fine high
relief of this king
making an
offering before the gods...
- from this area. All
three depict the
Vizier Paser.
Seated Statue from
Medamud, now in the
British Museum (BM 954). A
black granite block statue from...
- Jubilee-festivals as well as Ptah Tatjenen).
Alexandria Canopus Sebennytos Edfu
Medamud Esna
Karnak Philae Ptolemy III
financed construction projects at temples...
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Wegaf found by
Legrain in the
central court of the
Great Temple. At
Medamud, a red
granite bark-stand from the
Temple of Montu. The bark
stand is variously...
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there annually as
early as the New Kingdom. At the
temple of
Montu at
Medamud, in a
festival that may date back to the late
Middle Kingdom, it was Montu's...
