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El-Tod
El-Tod ((アラビア語:طود) , Egyptian: Djerty or Ḏrty, Ancient Greek: Touphion, Latin: Tuphium, Coptic: Thouôt or Tuot) was the site of an Ancient Egyptian town and a temple to the Egyptian god, Monthu. It is located southwest of Luxor, Egypt,〔 near the settlement of Hermonthis. A modern village now surrounds the site.
==History==
The history of the site can be traced to the Old Kingdom period of Egyptian history. A granite pillar of the Fifth dynasty pharaoh, Userkaf, is the oldest object found at El-Tod.〔 It was this same pharaoh who ordered that the temple to Monthu be enlarged. Evidence of Eleventh dynasty building is shown in the discovery of blocks bearing the names of Mentuhotep II and Mentuhotep III. Under Senusret I, these buildings were replaced with a new temple.〔 Further additions to this temple were made under Ptolemy VIII.〔
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