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'''Pharos''' was a small island located in northern [[Alexandria]], connected to the city via a bridge called the [[Heptastadion]]. The island was famous for the [[Lighthouse of Alexandria]], which was also called "Pharos". Other landmarks include a [[Iseion|temple]] dedicated to [[Isis]], and a [[Pharos Military Storage|military storage site]]. | '''Pharos''' was a small island located in northern [[Alexandria]], connected to the city via a bridge called the [[Heptastadion]]. The island was famous for the [[Lighthouse of Alexandria]], which was also called "Pharos". Other landmarks include a [[Iseion|temple]] dedicated to [[Isis]], and a [[Pharos Military Storage|military storage site]]. | ||
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ACO Pharos Concept Sketches - Gilles Beloeil.jpg|Early concept sketches of Pharos | |||
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ACO Lighthouse of Alexandria.jpg|Lighthouse of Alexandria | ACO Lighthouse of Alexandria.jpg|Lighthouse of Alexandria | ||
Revision as of 13:29, 5 January 2020
Pharos was a small island located in northern Alexandria, connected to the city via a bridge called the Heptastadion. The island was famous for the Lighthouse of Alexandria, which was also called "Pharos". Other landmarks include a temple dedicated to Isis, and a military storage site.
In 48 BCE, the Medjay Bayek of Siwa escorted Lysander, a former priest of Serapis, to the Iseion on the island, after he was being hunted by the Phylakitai.[1]
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Early concept sketches of Pharos
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Iseion
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Lighthouse of Alexandria
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Pharos Military Storage
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