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23 January, 18:49

Why were the columns in the temple carved to represent papyrus

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  1. 23 January, 19:01
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    Why were the columns in the temple carved to represent papyrus?

    It the Gods
  2. 23 January, 22:35
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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.
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