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In the village of Behbet in Beheira Governorate, statues and stone blocks dating back to Pharaoh Ramses II have been discovered. These findings are strange and puzzling, especially since his statues and temples were primarily found in other areas such as Tanis and Saon Huwa. The discoveries include two large statues of Ramses II—one’s head and crown are intact, measuring about 10 meters in length, along with another head about 160 cm tall bearing the double crown of Upper and Lower Egypt. This raises questions about why these statues are located here: Was there a temple built by Ramses II that was later destroyed? Or was the Isis Temple, built later, constructed on the ruins of Ramses’s temple? Scientific studies and reports are expected to help determine the site's historical origin and the reason behind the presence of the statues, as well as to guide their excavation, removal, and transfer to the Egyptian Museum.
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