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The Procession of the Gods is the name for the collective [[road]]s of [[Deir el Medina]]. They are lined with [[statue]]s of [[deity|deities]] and [[sphinx]]es. They converge upon a [[hill]], atop which sits a [[ziggurat]] that holds a [[temple]] to [[Amon Ra]].<ref>[[Corners of the Core V]], [[ | The Procession of the Gods is the name for the collective [[road]]s of [[Deir el Medina]]. They are lined with [[statue]]s of [[deity|deities]] and [[sphinx]]es. They converge upon a [[hill]], atop which sits a [[ziggurat]] that holds a [[temple]] to [[Amon Ra]].<ref>[[Corners of the Core V]], [[QtR05]] p. 86-87</ref> | ||
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The Procession of the Gods is the name for the collective roads of Deir el Medina. They are lined with statues of deities and sphinxes. They converge upon a hill, atop which sits a ziggurat that holds a temple to Amon Ra.[1]
References
- ↑ Corners of the Core V, QtR05 p. 86-87
