TEMPLE AT WADI HALFA.

GENERAL VIEW OF THE TEMPLE OF THOTHMES II. AND THOTHMES III. AT WAD? HALFA, FROM THE EAST BANK.

"Frcjn a photograph by Lieutenant P. Lord, RE.

inscriptions set up to commemorate the officials of the district, and to the lett as the visitor enters is an inscription dated in the twenty-third year of Seti I., wherein this king"s victories over the Libyans and Syrians are recorded.

VIEW OF THE TEMPLE OF THOTHMES U. AND THOTHMKS III. AT WADI HALFA, FROM THE SOUTH-EAST CORNER.

[From a photograph by Lieutenant P. T>orcl, R.E.

Thanks to tlie efforts of Sir Reginald Wingate, the remains of this important little temple have now been made available for study, and the preservation of the paintings in it is, for some years VOL. r. 577 P p