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Abstract
Thutmose III was one of the most important kings of ancient Egypt.
He was the sixth Pharaoh of the 18
th
Dynasty. He founded his great
kingdom extended from Euphrates to the fourth cataract. He interested in
the military, administration, policy, architecture, and building programs.
He had built at the temple of Amun-Re at Karnak at the eastern Thebes.
He constructed the sixth Pylon, the Annals’ halls, the festival hall on the
main East-West axis of the temple. He intended also to build on the
South-North axis of the temple; he built the seventh pylon, he participated
Hatshepsut in building the eighth pylon, he dug the sacred lake for
purification and it was used within the festival’s days. In addition to, He
constructed his own temples at the western Thebes, one of them next to
the temple of Hatshepsut at Deir El-Bahari, the temple of Habu for
Amun-Re that was the final destination for the sacred procession during
the valley days, and his temple in front of the Ramessum temple, but this
temple is completely ruined. The excavation work at the site had been
done for several seasons. One of the most important monuments of
Thutmose III is his royal tomb at the Valley of the Kings with its great
inscriptions and decoration..