Temple of Hathor

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The Temple of Hathor is an ancient Egyptian sanctuary on the island of Philae dedicated to the goddess Hathor, renowned for its well-preserved reliefs and Ptolemaic-Roman period architecture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Egyptian temple
archaeological site
architecturalStyle Ptolemaic architecture
Roman-period Egyptian architecture
associatedWithDeity Horus
Isis
Osiris
builtDuringReignOf Ptolemaic kings
linked to: House of Ptolemy
countryUNESCOSiteLocatedIn Egypt
culturalContext Greco-Roman Egypt
ancient Egyptian religion
dedicatedTo Hathor
beauty
fertility
love
music
function cult temple
festival venue
ritual space
hasFeature Egyptian composite capitals
linked to: Egyptian temples

astronomical motifs
columned hall
exterior relief decoration
festival scenes
hypostyle hall
inscriptions in Demotic
inscriptions in Greek
inscriptions in hieroglyphs
interior wall reliefs
musical scenes
processional scenes
screen walls between columns
sistrum imagery
well-preserved reliefs
hasReliefDepicting Hathor with sistrum
Ptolemaic rulers making offerings
Roman emperors making offerings
musicians and dancers
heritageStatus part of UNESCO World Heritage Site "Nubian Monuments from Abu Simbel to Philae"
locatedInCountry Egypt
locatedInRegion Aswan Governorate
locatedInRiver Nile
locatedOnIsland Philae
material sandstone
stone
modifiedDuringReignOf Roman emperors
nearCity Aswan
partOf Philae temple complex
linked to: Temple of Philae
period Ptolemaic period
linked to: Ptolemaic Kingdom

Roman period in Egypt
religion ancient Egyptian religion
UNESCOWorldHeritageSince 1979

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Philae hasPart Temple of Hathor
Nubian Monuments contains Temple of Hathor at Philae
linked to: Temple of Hathor
Agilkia Island contains Temple of Hathor (Philae)
linked to: Temple of Hathor