AI – ‘While the god Amun was primarily associated with Egypt, particularly with the Temple of Karnak and the Siwa Oasis, there is a temple in Libya, the Temple of Slonta, that features carvings and sculptures that may be related to Amun worship. The temple, located in the Green Mountain region of Libya, includes carvings of human faces, figures, and animals, and some of the seated figures appear to be in a religious gathering, possibly associated with the worship of the dead, a practice found in some Berber cemeteries. While not a temple dedicated to Amun in the same way as those in Egypt, the Slonta temple does exhibit elements potentially linked to the broader North African religious landscape and the worship of deities like Amun.’