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Ancient Egyptian Customs - Dedication Customs

	Dedication of the Pylon of a Temple to Amen by Rameses III
	The dedication ceremony of the pylon of a temple to the Egyptian deity Amen by Rameses III, who wears on one side the crown of upper, on the other that of the lower Egypt.