The ruins of an Egyptian temple at the foot of Jebel Barkal Mountain. The Egyptian New Kingdom (1521-1075 BC) regarded Jebel Barkal as a holy mountain, the seat of God Amon, and built several temples there. Amon was revered in both Egypt and the Kingdom of Cush as king of the Gods.

The ruins of an Egyptian temple at the foot of Jebel Barkal Mountain. The Egyptian New Kingdom (1521-1075 BC) regarded Jebel Barkal as a holy mountain, the seat of God Amon, and built several temples there. Amon was revered in both Egypt and the Kingdom of Cush as king of the Gods.
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