Underground Rock Cut Archeology
Petra in Jordan
The ritual of rock-cut architecture goes back all the way to the Great Temple of Ramses located along the Nile in Nubia.
Rock-cut Archaeology occupies a predominantly significant place in the history of Architecture, but “the ritual goes back all the way to the Great Temple of Ramses, known as Abu Simbel,” located along the Nile in Nubia. Dated back to 1280 BCE, it is comprised of a mammoth scaled portico carved out of the cliff with interior chambers that form its asylum.
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