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Two towering statues of an ancient Egyptian pharaoh have been restored at the entrance of his temple after 3,000 years
More than 3,000 years ago, an earthquake toppled two monumental statues of the ancient Egyptian pharaoh Amenhotep III. Now, ...
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Ancient Egyptian statues: The engineering feat no one can explain
How do you carve, transport, and erect a single block statue weighing over 1,000 tons, out of composite quartzite, flint, or ...
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The right side has an almost complete face, and even the serpent which crowned the nemes headdress over the forehead has survived the ages.
An ancient temple that belonged to an Old Testament pharaoh is being restored by archaeologists in Egypt. In a Facebook post published Thursday, the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities ...
Installation view of "Divine Egypt," now open at the Metropolitan Museum of Art through January 2026 Anna-Marie Kellen / Courtesy of the Met This fall, the Metropolitan Museum of Art is taking ...
Archaeologists in Scotland may have finally solved the mystery of how ancient Egyptian artifacts that were unearthed in school grounds between 1952 and 1984 became buried there. When you purchase ...
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