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  • The image depicts a nighttime scene at a historic location, likely a temple or ancient site, characterized by large stone structures. Towering columns line the pathway, illuminated by soft red and amber lighting, which casts dramatic shadows on the walls. Two imposing statues, possibly representing pharaohs or deities, stand prominently at the end of the corridor. Visitors can be seen walking through the area, taking in the majestic architecture and ambiance of this ancient site. The atmosphere conveys a sense of history and reverence. The Archaeological Site of Luxor Becomes an Amusement Park Sophie Pommier · October 2023
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