Egyptian farmer uncovers hidden treasure
Remains of two royal statues from the era of Ramses II were found in the village of Bhabit in the Gharbia Governorate, after a farmer discovered a stone block near his land. The preliminary examination revealed a large royal head 1.6 meters tall, wearing the double crown, along with remaining carved column fragments. It is estimated that the total height of the statue with its base was approximately 8.5 meters. Additionally, a part of another statue measuring 2.4 meters in length and a well-preserved head were uncovered, alongside a block of pink granite inscribed with hieroglyphs. This discovery further highlights the significance of Bhabit, a site that includes the remains of the Temple of the goddess Isis.
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