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Ancient Thebes and its Necropolis
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Ancient Thebes and its Necropolisطيبة القديمة ومقبرتها

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Ancient Thebes and the Theban Necropolis gathers the sacred and funerary landscapes of Luxor, where Thebes rose as Egypt’s great New Kingdom capital, especially from the 18th Dynasty in the 16th c. BC. On the east bank, Karnak and Luxor temples staged the cult of Amun and the rituals that renewed royal authority; across the Nile, the west-bank necropolis—Valley of the Kings, Valley of the Queens, and elite tombs—turned cliff and desert into architecture for eternal life, memory, and cosmic order.
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