Temple of Seti I bas
reliefs
Photoshopped™
photograph
©2024 Charlene
Brown
The temple of
Seti I at Abydos in Egypt, considered to be one of the most beautifully
decorated Egyptian temples, contains many bas relief friezes at ceiling height. The one shown below, contains the (in)famous
“Helicopter Hieroglyphics” (just to the left of the centre of the photo) that
is featured in the above computer painting.
The apparent but unintended UAP* content is a
palimpsest, resulting from the reuse of the bas relief panel. This sort of appearance, with the original
still partially visible, occurs when a sculpture was started by one pharaoh
(in this case Seti I) then plastered over and altered under the direction of
another (his son, Ramses II).
*unidentified anomalous phenomena, formerly known as UFOs