Greco-Roman Temple in Nubia

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by UNESCO / Laurenza
published on 25 October 2018

Greco-Roman Temple in Nubia — Greco-Roman Temple, the largest in Nubia after the temples at Abu Simbel, constructed at the time of Augustus upon another building from the 15th century BCE.

Kalabsha, Nubia, Egypt - October 1959

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Greco-Roman Temple in Nubia

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