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St. Louis Community College students visited the Egyptian archaeological site of Deir al-Bahri (Arabic, Northern Monastery) on 9 March 2001. This famous mortuary temple was built for Queen Hatshepsut who ruled Egyptain in ca. 1503 - 1482 BC). The digital images used in this webpage were taken by Professors Ying Zuo (Art Dept. SLCC), Michael Fuller (Anthropology Dept. SLCC) and Neathery Fuller (Anthropology Dept. SLCC).

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Mortuary temple from a distance

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Mortuary temple mid-way from buses.

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Mortuary temple during restoration in 1980s.

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Lion image with face damage (recent?).

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Horus along stairs leading to 1st terrace.

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Horus closeup.

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Surviving paint on an interior panel.

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Hatshepsut and Hathor features combined.

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Hatshepsut faced sphinx from Thebes in the Cairo Museum.

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