St. Louis Community College student visited the Egyptian archaeological site of Hibis Temple in the Kharga oasis on 6 March 2001. The temple was ungoing restoration during our visit so we could visit only the portico of Nectanebo I and II, the colonade and Vestibule. He hypostyle hall and sanctuary were inaccessible. The temple began during the DYN 27 (Persian) under Darius I (521-486). It was modified by Nectanebo II (358 - 341 BC) and the Ptomemies (322 - 45 BC). The temple was dedicated to the triad of Thebian gods: Amun-Ra, Mut and Khons. 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).