📌 Statue of King Ramses II This magnificent statue depicts King Ramses II, one of the greatest and most famous pharaohs of ancient Egypt. The king is shown in a posture of power and majesty, with idealized features reflecting the concept of eternity and divine authority in ancient Egyptian culture. This statue is the same one chosen to appear on the old Egyptian half-pound note, highlighting Ramses II’s status as a symbol of greatness and power in Egypt’s national heritage. Ramses II, builder o

I will tell you everything we know so far about the newly Discovered Tomb of Ptah-M-Wiah, the head of the treasury and high-ranking official during the reign of King Ramses II who was the third Pharaoh of the 19th Dynasty. The 19th Dynasty lasted a little over a century from 1292 to 1189 BCE. At the Saqqara Necropolis in the Giza Governorate we know that there are many discoveries to be made in the future, as excavations have been carried out there for quite a while and will be carried out for a

864K views · 13K reactions | Last week, the 83-ton statue of Ramses II was moved to its new home at the Grand Egyptian Museum. | National Geographic | Facebook

This colossal statue of Ramesses II stands in the Museum’s Egyptian Sculpture Gallery. It was made around 1200 BC and weighs an astonishing 7.25 tons! Ramesses the Great, as he is also known, was pharaoh for 67 years and lived to be around 90. This iconic statue once stood at the mortuary temple of the king, the Ramesseum, and the sculptor has angled the eyes down so that the face relates to viewers from ground level. http://ow.ly/BIJh308Qkp8 | British Museum

The Colossal Statue of Ramses II at the Mit Rahina Open-Air Museum, Memphis (the first city to serve as the capital of ancient Egypt). October 2024. Video - Copyright © 2024 - Seven'Art - All rights reserved. | Seven'Art

The restoration and re-erection of the third and last colossus of Ramses II at the first pylon of Luxor temple Ministry of Antiquites | Egypt Cradle of civilization

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25K views · 1.4K reactions | Nefertari, the wife of Ramses II, quickly established herself as the great Pharaoh’s favorite wife. But what was life like as an Egyptian Queen, and why do some theorize Nefertari was the true power behind the Egyptian throne? | Odyssey - Ancient History | Facebook