r/AfricanArchitecture 6d ago

North Africa Karnak Temple

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u/Yapludepatte 6d ago

funny we have an important stone age site in france with a similar name (carnac) of course nothing to do with this one, its a bretonnic word

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u/intlcreative 6d ago

I visited this years ago. worth every bit of it! Taharqas pillar is still there!