the kiosk trajan philae egypt

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The Kiosk of Trajan at Philae in Egypt. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Kiosk of Emperor Trajan on Phylae Island in Philae temple complex Asuan, Egypt Royalty Free Stock Photo

Trajan`s Kiosk in the Temple of Isis, Agilkia island moved from Philae island, Aswan, Egypt Royalty Free Stock Photo

Trajan`s kiosk next to the Temple of Philae on the Nile River, Aswan, Egypt Royalty Free Stock Photo

Trajan Kiosk of Philae Temple in Aswan, Egypt Royalty Free Stock Photo

Trajan Kiosk inside Philae Temple in Aswan Egypt Royalty Free Stock Photo

Philae Temple Trajan`s Kiosk in Aswan Egypt Royalty Free Stock Photo

The old Trajan Kiosk at Philae Temple in Aswan Egypt Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Kiosk of Trajan at Philae. Philae (also referred to as the Temple of Isis) dates from the 30th Dynasty and is one of the best preserved Ptolemaic temples in Egypt. Originally sitting on the east bank of the River Nile, the temple was relocated to higher land on the island of Agilqiyya in the early 1970's after the construction of the Aswan High Dam. The temples were dedicated to Isis.