THE EGYPTIAN SUDAN VIEW OF THE TEMPLE Ul TUUlUMES II. ANU THOTHMES III. AT WAbl HALFA. FROM THE WEST END.

[From a photograph by Lieutenant P. Lord, K.E.

at least, assured. Through the kindness of Colonel (now Sir Charles) Rolled Smith I was enabled to visit this temple in December, 1886, and it was then in much the same state as when Champollion saw it. In 1887 Colonel Rolled Smith cleared ENTRANCE TO THE TEMl'LE OK THOTHMES II. AND THOTHMES III. AT WAPI HAIFA, FROM THE RIVER, OR EAST END.

[From a photograph by Lieutenant P. Lord, R.E out the whole building, and in the course of the work he discovered some stelae, and the figure of an official, &c., which he presented to the Trustees of the British Museum in the same 578