Ramesseum, secteur STO. Vestiges d'installations artisanales datant du Nouvel Empire (XVIIIe dynastie). Nommé "Temple de millions d'années", car le culte funéraire du roi y était assuré pour l'éternité, le Ramesseum a été construit par Ramsès II (1279 à 1212 av. J.-C.) sur la rive occidentale du Nil à Thèbes (Egypte).
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