The famous avenue of ram-headed sphinxes that lead to the first pylon of Karnak Temple. This western approach to Karnak was appropriately called ‘The Way of the Rams’ by ancient Egyptians and has been attributed to Rameses II because the statuettes between the sphinxes paws bear his cartouche. UNESCO - Organised Group | Egypt | Monument | Building Exterior | Middle Eastern Culture

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