LIST OF PLATES

PLATE I. General Views of Buhen and the Two Banks of the Nile. The excavators' house, ancient town and temples. Temple, guard's house, and southern end of ancient town. Desert to south of ancient town, with Coptic and Romano-Nubian settlements.

2. Views of Buhen. a. The excavators' house. b. Southwest corner of the inner fortifications.

3. The Southern Temple and its Surroundings. a. Ruined pylon. Hatshepsut's temple, protected by a modern wall. b. Pylon. Wall of the inner fortifications. Houses between wall and temple.

4. The Inner Fortifications of the City. a. Houses between the old city wall and Hatshepsut's temple. Buttress No. 3. b. Traces of houses on the old city wall. Buttresses No. 4 and No. 5.

5. The Inner Fortifications of the City. a. Buttresses Nos. 3-6, to show the character of the wall. b. Buttress No. 3, to show the height of the wall.

6. Temple of Hatshepsut. a. Interior of the temple, southern half. b. Interior of the temple, northern half.

7. Temple of Hatshepsut. a. The forecourt viewed from southwest. b. The forecourt viewed from southeast.

8. Temple of Hatshepsut. a. Columns in southern half of forecourt. b. Entrance door viewed from interior of forecourt.

9. Temple of Hatshepsut. Southern door jamb. Thothmes 3rd offers endowments to Horus. Scene 2 W. Amon-rê embracing the king.

10. Temple of Hatshepsut. 3 W. Anukis holds symbol of life to king's nostrils. 5 S. King in attitude of offering temple to gods.

II. Temple of Hatshepsut. Ex Votos of Officials. 4 W. A viceroy of Nubia. 5 W. A viceroy of Nubia. 5 S. Nehi, viceroy of Nubia. 5 S. Hori, viceroy of Nubia. 6 W. Neferhor, scribe and priest. (iii)