To the south and west, where dozens of pillars crowd one another for space, you can understand why Gustave Flaubert, on his visit to Karnak in the 19th century, called the temple "a palace of giants." ...

To the south and west, where dozens of pillars crowd one another for space, you can understand why Gustave Flaubert, on his visit to Karnak in the 19th century, called the temple "a palace of giants." ...

The Karnak Temple complex contains a set of dark granite gateways that exhibit puzzling internal decay—granite that appears to have softened or disintegrated without external force. Modern ...

Karnak Temple is one of ancient Egypt’s most iconic sites, yet its massive stone blocks and intricate carvings continue to spark debate about how they were made. Researchers and alternative ...