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Le Temple de Ptah à Karnak III. La Favissa. BiGen 55. Philosophie then by placing the informationIn December 2014, excavations near the Temple of Ptah at Karnak uncovered a favissa, a pit filled with objects, dug a few meters behind the deity's sanctuary. The pit contained thirty eight movable objects, statues, statuettes and statuary applique elements, made of limestone, graywacke, copper alloy and Egyptian frit, sometimes covered with gold. The visualization and analysis of the filling of the favissa were made possible thanks to the