Temple of Dekka
The temple was built by the Nubian Agher Amon who ruled at the time of king Ptolemy II, and later additions were added during the Greco-Roman times.
The temple is originally goes back to the 18th dynasty, during the time of Thutmosis III, Hatshepsut and Seti I and Merneptah.
Like most of the other Nubian monuments it was converted into a church during the Christian era.
The temple is decorated with many religion scenes and important relief.
Other
Nubian monuments are: 
- Temple of Abu- Simbel
- Temple of Kalabsha
- Temple of Wadi el-Sebua
- Temople of Dekka
- Temple of Moharaka
- Temple of Amada
- Temple of Derr
- Tomb of Aniba
