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Remains of two large statues found in Gharbia
Remains of two massive statues have been uncovered in the Bihbit El-Hagar area in Gharbia Governorate. One of the statues is believed to belong to Pharaoh Ramses II, and there is also a block of pink granite bearing hieroglyphic inscriptions. The first head measures approximately 1.60 meters in height and depicts the wearer with the double crown. The second statue is about 2.40 meters tall and shows the king wearing the nemes headdress, with clear facial features retained. The stone block bearing inscriptions includes royal titles such as "Nsuw_bity" and "Sa Ra," highlighting the importance of the archaeological site. This discovery contributes to expanding the understanding of the region's history and development and is part of the state's efforts to preserve Egyptian archaeological heritage.
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