G1A-1: Temple of the Sun

-Name of Anomaly: Temple of the Sun
-Description:
The Temple of the Sun was first located eight (8) miles outside of Amarna, Egypt. The temple itself consists of a single, expansive room built using 8th dynasty-era masonry technique as documented by modern science. The room is elaborately furnished with expensive furniture and murals which are inconsistent with ancient Egyptian art forms. The room has an occulus in the center of the roof which allows for constant sun light to enter the chamber. All side exits or entre ways were blocked presumably for several thousand years until unearthed by archaeological teams during the 1950's. 
-Special Notes:
The occulus in the center of the chamber's roof is always sunny, regardless of exterior weather. If climbed through, the occulus itself opens up into an expansive desert whose horizon is featureless and flat. All attempts by Ark personnel to travel to a nearby village, mountain range or any landmark has not succeeded, regardless of how many hundreds of miles are covered. The weather of this desert never changes and the sun remains at a fixed position in the sky directly overhead. 
When Creator Adepts enter the Temple, they report a 'boost of energy' and display abilities common to older and more experienced members of their Order. These effects last for about three (3) days.
The artistic depictions of the chamber's walls appear to show several reliefs of what appear to be human figures dressed in lightning and fire in battle against several humanoid creatures of unknown identity. The unknown creatures posses various anthropomorphic features but also display horns, fanged teeth and what appear to be long claws. Tests on paints used in the chamber have returned with normative results, all material used is consistent with ancient Egyptian artistry materials. 
-Brief History:
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-Additional Information or Documentation:
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