Open Air Museum
When archeologists working at karnak have found stones from earlier buildings re-used in later walls and pylons, they have removed and catalogued the blocks and stored them in open fields within the central enclosure. A few decades ago, a number of these blocks were gathered together and the buildings from which they came were reconstructed. They were placed in what is now called the Open-Air Museum in the northwest corner of the Karnak’s central enclosure. The Open-Air Museum is a lovely and tranquil place, filled with mature trees, stone footpaths, and some of the most beautiful monuments ever to come from the Temple of Amen.