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- Medinet Habu Second Pylon, showing wide view and a close-up sketch of the left-hand side relief in which Amon, with Mut behind him, extends a sword to Rameses III who is leading three lines of prisoners. (en)
- A partial description of the hieroglyphic text at Medinet Habu on the right tower of Second Pylon and an illustration of the prisoners depicted at the base of the Fortified East Gate , were first provided by Jean-François Champollion following his 1828–29 travels to Egypt and published posthumously. Although Champollion did not label them, decades later the hieroglyphs labeled 4 to 8 were translated as Peleset, Tjeker, Shekelesh, Denyen and Weshesh, and the hieroglyphs next to prisoners 3 and 4 , translated as Tjeker and Sherden. (en)
- Medinet Habu northeast outside wall, showing wide view and a close-up sketch of the right-hand side relief. Behind the king is a chariot, above which the text describes a battle in Year 8. (en)
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