Temple of Isis
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Several archaeological sites and ancient complexes have included an Iseum or temple of Isis, an important goddess in ancient Egyptian, Greek, and Roman religion:
- The Egyptian complex at Philae
- The Egyptian complex at Behbeit el-Hagar
- The Greek island of Delos
- The Roman temple of Isis on the Campus Martius in Rome
- The Roman Temple of Isis at Pompeii
- The reconstructed Roman temple of Isis at Szombathely in Hungary
- The Egyptian temple of Isis on Antirhodos island, Alexandria
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