Jewels of Karnak - White Chapel and Red Chapel Screensaver contains 40 images of these two artistic wonders of ancient Egypt. The White Chapel (circa 1950 B.C.) of Senwosret I and the Red Chapel (circa 1475 B.C.) of Hatshepsut, and her successor Tuthmosis III, are currently reconstructed in the Karnak Open Air Museum. The White Chapel is also referred to as the Jubilee Temple of Senwosret I. Both chapels are believed to be barque (boat) shrines. Although the chapels' reliefs are ancient, they are among the best preserved in Egypt, particularly the White Chapel.
