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بوابة الأهرام
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An archaeological team in the Gharbia Governorate has discovered the remains of two massive statues believed to date back to Ramses II, along with a granite block bearing royal inscriptions. This discovery is considered one of the most significant archaeological finds in the area, as it enhances the understanding of ancient Egyptian civilization's history and provides new evidence of royal symbols from Ramses II's era. No details were mentioned about the size of the statues or the number of inscriptions, but the find opens up broader prospects for archaeological studies in the region.
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