Thoth Hill

What it is

Hill

Country

Egypt

Coordinates

25.766°N 32.609°E

Source

Wikidata, CC0

Archaeological site in Egypt

Thoth Hill is an archaeological site first dated to the predynastic period located on the West Bank of Thebes approximately 3 kilometers north of the Valley of the Kings. A predynastic temple was built over by a mud-brick temple from the 11th Dynasty that is still visible today. The temple was dedicated to the god Horus. The site is the oldest known temple in Thebes.

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