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Luxor: the Ancient Egyptian holy site still used every day

Luxor Temple is the world's largest open-air museum, but it's so much more than a destination for tourists and Egyptologists. It's the spiritual and physical heart of its community. At the recent festival celebrating the opening of the Avenue of Sphinxes, the whole world caught a glimpse of one fascinating aspect of its ongoing importance in Egyptian religious life. I talk about why that is, and why the Luxor temple is the oldest site in the whole world that's still in use by ordinary people. Look out for a new Armchair Egyptology video every Wednesday. ----- ☥ -   / armchairegypt   to support and collaborate 𓏊 - https://ko-fi.com/ArmchairEgypt to make a one-off donation 𓂀 -   / discord   to chat and hang out 𓀀 -   / armchair_egypt   ​to get updates and... memes? ----- Thanks to my backers on Patreon: PHARAOHS Edmund Kyberd and Jo OVERSEER RoninX777 NOMARCH Richard Hawkes ARCHITECTS James Lenihan, kailajay, Ken Poyner, Michael Bowman, photosynthetic and Thinkcork SCRIBES Becca Miles, Carly G, ITU Trash Crew, Jeremiah Demster and Pete ----- Title card design by Lazy Hunny Bee   / lazyhunnybee   Character design by Praxis Descends   / praxisdescends   Intro theme & backing music by Sassyy Dragon   / sassyydragon     / sassyydragon   Writing by Lucas Justinian (me) Freelance enquiries justinianfreelance@gmail.com ----- All materials herein remain property of their respective owners. Material included is either with permission, by Creative Commons licence, is in the public domain, or falls under fair use. If you think you have copyright on anything used in this video and the above doesn't apply to your work, get in touch by email or DM me on Twitter. We are not a thief, and will only use something if we can prove it's justified.