Temples

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"Temples" (GALE eBook)
This chapter is an overview of the two main types of Egyptian temples: cult temples, and mortuary temples.
"Architecture of the Temples" (GALE eBook)
Scroll down to "Architecture of the Temples" to read the excerpt on specific temple architecture.
"Temples and Worship" (GALE eBook)
Scroll down to "Temples and Worship" to read the excerpt on worship rituals within temples.
"Temple Construction Rituals" - (GALE eBook)
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Read this article for a description of the rituals that were done during the construction of new temples.
"Religion in Egyptian Politics and Society" (ABC-CLIO)
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This is a more in-depth resource about religious practices, and the importance of religion in Ancient Egypt.

Egyptian Gods and Goddesses (CAPSTONE)
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Look for the chapter on "Praying to the Gods and Goddesses" for specific information on temples.
"Daily Life in Ancient Egypt" (CAPSTONE eBook)
Find the book's index for keywords. The word "Temples" appears several times throughout this book!
Ancient Egyptian Culture (ROSEN eBook)
Look for the chapter on "Rituals" for specific information on temple rituals.
British Museum - "Temples"
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A website with basic information about Temples.

"Temple of Isis" (GALE eBook)
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The Temple of Isis was supposed to have been one of the most beautiful temples of Ancient Egypt.
"Temple of Dendur"
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The Temple of Dendur is an ancient Egyptian temple that is now located in the Met (right in New York City!)

Log into CLASSROOM VIDEO ON DEMAND to watch this video on cliff temples.

Temple of Isis & Temple of Kalabsha
This website has 360 degree tours of the Temple of Isis & the Temple of Kalabsha (what they look like now). Visit the "Tours" page to explore.