Pharos 1
G. Soukiassian
Pharos 1
G. Soukiassian
A l'est du fort Qaitbay (1477-1479) bati sur l'ancien emplacement du Phare d'Alexandrie, le site sous-marin consiste en un chaos de blocs antiques couvrant une surface de 115 m N/S par 140 m E/W, a une profondeur de 5 a 8 m. Parmi les 4081 blocs inventories, 35 fragments pharaoniques, la plupart inscrits, sont ici publies sous forme de catalogue. Dix-neuf d'entre eux sont aujourd'hui exposes sur le site archeologique de Kom el-Dikka. Ils comprennent les fragments de deux paires d'obelisques de Sethi Ier, des vestiges architecturaux tels que des colonnes papyriformes fermees et des architraves, des sphinx dont le plus ancien est inscrit au nom de Sesostris III et le plus recent au nom de Psammetique II.
The underwater site to the east of Qaitbay Fort (1477-1479), which as built on the former site of the Pharos of Alexandria, consists of a mass of ancient blocks covering an area of 115 m N/S by 140 m E/W, at a depth of 5 to 8 m. Among the 4081 registered blocks, 35 pharaonic blocks, most of which are inscribed, are published in this catalogue. 19 of them are now on display at the archaeological site of Kom el-Dikka. These include fragments of 2 pairs of obelisks of Sethos I, architectural remains such as papyrus-bundle columns and architraves, and sphinxes, the oldest of which is inscribed with the name of Sesostris III and the most recent with the name of Psamtik II.
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