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AMEN-HETEP 111.
the temples which stood on the plain at the foot of Gebel Barkal, several fine monuments inscribed with his name and titles have been found, and among these may be specially mentioned a ram, a pair of red granite lions,- a hawk/ &c.
THE RAM OF AMEN MADE BY AMEN-HETEP III. AND PLACED BY HIM I>f THE TEMPLE OF KHA-EM-MAAT (sULB).
The ram represents the variety of that animal which has horns ' Taken by Lepsius to Berlin ; see the 'official Verzeichnis, No. 7262, p. 122. Published by Lepsius, Denkmdler, Abth. iii., Bl. 91.
-r I : : I from Gebel Barkal by Lord Prudlioe, and presented to the British Museum in 1835.
Taken by Lepsius to Berlin ; see the official Verzeichnis, No. 1622, p. 122.
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