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The king with Anubis, Ra-Horakhty, and other deities, Chamber I, west and south walls. Courtesy of Richard Sellicks. 

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KV 11: Rameses III, I, Chamber I, wall

Location

Valley of the Kings, East Valley
West Bank, Luxor

Photographer/Artist

Richard Sellicks

Image Taken On

June 2000
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