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| Description | Category:Hatshepsut
The Red Chapel of Hatshepsut, originally built at Karnak and now reconstructed there; it served to hold the sacred barque, a boat that would carry the pharaoh to the afterlife |
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Jon Bodsworth, edited by 83d40m |
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