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16 March, 07:48

Why were the columns in the temple carved to represent papyrus

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  1. 16 March, 08:02
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    The columns in the temple were erected at Karnak. There were two, which represented the united Egypt. One decorated with papyrus plants denoting Lower Egypt, the other Upper Egypt's lotus.
  2. 16 March, 08:12
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    Why were the columns in the temple carved to represent papyrus?

    It the Gods
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