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Kom Ombo Temple

St. Ambrose Episcopal Church

Raleigh, North Carolina, 27610, United States
  • Availability
    Public
  • Situation
    Outdoor
  • Portability
    Permanent
  • Phone
    919-833-8055
  • Designer: Creation Care Ministry

St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church

Madison, Alabama, 35758, United States
  • Availability
    Public
  • Situation
    Outdoor
  • Portability
    Permanent
  • Phone
    256-864-0788

Private Property

Phillipsburg, New Jersey, 08865, United States
  • Availability
    Private
  • Situation
    Outdoor
  • Portability
    Permanent
  • Phone
    609-731-3115
  • Designer: Amy Hollander and Doug Milne

Ascension Episcopal Church

Brooklyn, New York, 11222, United States
  • Availability
    Public
  • Situation
    Indoor
  • Portability
    Permanent
  • Phone
    718-389-3831

Eisenhower Park

East Meadow, New York, 11554, United States
  • Availability
    Public
  • Situation
    Outdoor
  • Portability
    Permanent

Stillwood Pond Retreat and Studio

Salisbury, North Carolina, 28147, United States
  • Availability
    Appointment
  • Situation
    Outdoor
  • Portability
    Permanent
  • Phone
    704-213-0796

Santa Maria De La Vid

Albuquerque, New Mexico, 87121, United States
  • Availability
    Public
  • Situation
    Outdoor
  • Portability
    Permanent
  • Phone
    505-873-4399

Ballard First Lutheran Church

Seattle, Washington, 98117, United States
  • Availability
    Appointment
  • Situation
    Indoor
  • Portability
    Permanent
  • Phone
    206-331-1215
  • Designer: Ann Maki, Karin Swanson

Salford Mennonite Church

Harleysville, Pennsylvania, 19438, United States
  • Availability
    Public
  • Situation
    Outdoor
  • Portability
    Permanent
  • Phone
    267-446-8358
  • Designer: church lay persons

Heartberry Hollow Farm & Forest

Randolph, Vermont, 05060-9708, United States
  • Availability
    Appointment
  • Situation
    Outdoor
  • Portability
    Permanent
  • Phone
    802-522-6730
  • Designer: Rachel Field

King of Kings Lutheran Church

Fairfax, Virginia, 22033, United States
  • Availability
    Public
  • Situation
    Outdoor
  • Portability
    Permanent
  • Phone
    814-659-1830

St Edward the Confessor Episcopal Church

Wayzata, Minnesota, 55391, United States
  • Availability
    Public
  • Situation
    Indoor
  • Portability
    Permanent
  • Phone
    952-473-2262

Unitarian Universalist Village Church

Hot Springs Village, Arkansas, 71909, United States
  • Availability
    Public
  • Situation
    Outdoor
  • Portability
    Permanent
  • Phone
    501-922-1255

Northside Associated Ministries

Ann Arbor, Michigan, 48105, United States
  • Availability
    Public
  • Situation
    Outdoor
  • Portability
    Permanent
  • Phone
    734-560-0534

First Presbyterian Church

Fort Worth, Texas, 76102, United States
  • Availability
    Public
  • Situation
    Outdoor
  • Portability
    Permanent
  • Phone
    817-335-1231

Nagoa Ash Shatb
Markaz Kom Ombo
Egypt

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This labyrinth is carved on a paving slab in the corridor on the southeast side of the Ptolemaic temple at Kom Ombo, on the banks of the River Nile, constructed during the reign of Ptolemaios VI Philometer (181-146 BCE). The labyrinth is worn by the passage of feet and is difficult to date, but a number of other slabs on the floor of the temple also bear graffiti of obvious antiquity. Current thinking suggests that the labyrinth may well be of Roman origin.

  • Type:

    Classical

  • Availability:

    Public

  • Situation:

    Indoor

  • Status:

    Permanent

  • Material Description:

    Graffiti carved on paving slab

  • Wheelchair Accessible:

    No

  • Size:

    c. 50 cm diameter

  • Date installed:

    Unknown – Roman graffiti? – first few centuries BC or AD?