Kom Ombo ruins, Aswan Governate, Egypt

Roman period Ptolemaic ruins at the site of the temple of Kom Ombo, Markaz, Aswan Governate, Egypt, with the river Nile in the foreground. The site with its temple was built 180-147 BC during the Ptolemaic dynasty and added to during the Roman era. The double temple had rooms dedicated to 2 different gods. Many of the structures have been destroyed or dismantled. Picture by Manuel Cohen

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