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Describe the daily "life" of the statue of the god Amun at the Karnak templededicated to him. Note that this treatment of sacred sculptures occurred elsewhere in Egypt. Similar treatment of statues is also found in ancient Greece and is a practice found in Hinduism to this day, such as at the temple of Minakshi-Sundareshvara in Tamil Nadu, India
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