Ramesseum - Store Rooms

To the northwest, beyond the main temple, are extensive remains of brick buildings, some of them (as the stamps on the bricks show) built in the reign of Ramesses II. They have well built vaults, originally covered by a platform, which, to judge from the fragments of jars and stoppers found here, were presumably store rooms. Here, too, is an altar similar to the one at Deir el-Bahri. To the west, adjoining the vaulted brick buildings, are the ruins of a large rectangular hall with 32 columns supporting the roof; 12 stumps of columns remain.