What important ancient Egyptian monument(s) were moved so they would not be underwater when the Aswan High Dam was built?

When the Aswan High Dam was built, several important ancient Egyptian monuments were relocated to avoid being submerged by the rising waters of Lake Nasser. Among the most notable were the temples of Abu Simbel, originally carved into a mountainside by Ramses II. To preserve these magnificent structures, they were meticulously dismantled and moved to higher ground, showcasing remarkable engineering and international cooperation. The relocation of Abu Simbel remains one of the most significant preservation efforts in archaeological history.