Route de Philae à Syène features four main elements 1. A granite rock near Philae; 2. A stele of the rocks on the Nile near Syène; 3. A rock facing Philae; 4. The Route de Philae in Syène. The additional titles include 1. A bas-relief depicting an adoration to Horammon, Saté, and Mandou for the salvation of Pharaoh Néphérot of the 29th dynasty, carved on the granite rocks of the right bank of the Nile facing Philae; 2. An Ethiopian prince paying homage to Pharaoh Amenhotep III of the 18th dynasty, wearing a helmet, seated on a throne next to a queen adorned in Ammon style; 3. A king striking prisoners with his mace as they kneel; 4. A similar scene above showing an unnamed character adoring the name of Pharaoh Amenhotep III. The work was issued between 1835 and 1845 by Firmin Didot frères in Paris, focusing on Egyptian antiquities and is presented as a lithograph