Temple of Seti I - Egypt's Ancient Architecture
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The Temple of Seti I is located in Abydos, Egypt and was constructed during the 19th dynasty under Seti I's reign. It is known for its well-preserved reliefs and inscriptions that depict the king's military campaigns and worship before the gods. The temple combines elements from previous eras with innovative features, demonstrating Seti I's role in transitioning Egyptian art and architecture to the New Kingdom style.
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- The Temple of Seti I at Abydos was begun early in his reign in the Nineteenth Dynasty. The temple is constructed of limestone. It was unfinished at his death and his son Ramesses II completed the temple though little of his decoration reaches the supreme standard of that of his father.