ABSTRACT
U':!'FU (EDFU), SILSILEH. 43Y south side of the pylons, and from a small chamber on each side of the chamber C, staircases ascended to the roof. The credit of clearing out the temple of EdfU belongs to M. Mariette. Little more than thirty-five years ago the mounds of rubbish outside reached to the top of its walls, and certain parts of the roof were entirely covered over with houses and stables. A few miles to the south of EdfU is the village of Redesiyeh, after which a temple of Seti I. has been called; this temple, however, lies at a distance of about 40 miles in a somewhat south-easterly direction from the village.
