Photographic documentation of the Osireion spans more than a century, from the earliest expedition photographs of the Egypt Exploration Society to contemporary high-resolution imagery. The following resources provide access to key photographic archives.
- This Historic Photos of the Osireion – Dumbarton Oaks Collection – features historic photographs from the Egypt Exploration Society’s excavations at Abydos during the 1910s and 1920s. These images provide a rare glimpse into the early archaeological work at the site, including the Osireion. They are valuable for understanding the state of the monument during that period and for comparing its appearance to more recent documentation.
- This Flickr album by the Egypt Exploration Society contains a collection of photographs documenting the excavations at Abydos. The images showcase various aspects of the site, including the Osireion, and provide a visual record of the archaeological work conducted. These photos offer valuable historical insights and complement other sources on the Osireion’s architecture and excavation history.
- This section of the Isida Project features a collection of photographs taken during a visit to the Osireion in April 2018. The images highlight various architectural details and perspectives of the structure, providing a visual resource for those interested in exploring its unique design and features. While the Isida Project often includes alternative interpretations, these photos are primarily informative and valuable for their documentation of the site.