Dayr al-Baḥrī

Dayr al-Baḥrī
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Lugar de templos en Egipto.

Se encuentra en las riberas occidentales del río Nilo cerca de los restos de Tebas y en la ribera opuesta a las ruinas de Karnak, abarca los restos de tres templos vinculados con tres monarcas egipcios diferentes: el templo funerario del faraón Mentuhotep II (construido 1970 BC), un templo construido por Tutmosis III ( 1435 BC) y el templo con terraplenes de la reina Hatshepsut (construido 1470 BC), gran parte del cual ha sido restaurado.

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