A limestone funerary shrine (maqsura) corridor displayed inside the Greco-Roman Museum in Alexandria, Egypt, flanked by two crouching lion statues carved in limestone and lit by floor-level spotlights that emphasize the depth of the passage. The shrine structure, built from large limestone blocks, reflects the funerary architectural traditions of ancient Egypt with Hellenistic influence. The Greco-Roman Museum, located on Museum Street behind the old governorate building in Alexandria, houses one of Egypt's most significant collections of artifacts from the Ptolemaic and Roman periods.