The avenue of human-headed sphinxes runs more than a mile, between the Temple of Luxor and the Temple of Karnak. A long, straight avenue like this is called a dromos. Most of this dromos remains buried under the modern city of Thebes. In this picture you can see the avenue runing beneath a Mosque in the distance.
The next photograph is A Sphinx at Luxor Temple
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b116, Keystone Stereoview - Pompey's Pillar, Sphinxes, Alexandria, Egypt, 1910's
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ANTQ Avenue of Sphinxes, Karnak, Luxor, Egypt Postcard
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a454, Keystone SV; A Snake Charmer beside Avenue of Sphinxes; 788-33736, 1930
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Postcard Avenue of the Sphinxes Karnak Egypt
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