Egypt uncovers parts of two Ramses II statues
The remains of two massive royal statues belonging to Pharaoh Ramses II have been uncovered in Bahbit Al-Hajarat Village in the Gharbia Governorate of Egypt, during rescue excavations carried out by the Supreme Council of Antiquities. The discovery includes a head statue measuring 1.60 meters in height, adorned with the double crown, and connected to other statue heads also attributed to the same pharaoh. Additionally, a pink granite block bearing hieroglyphic inscriptions mentioning Ramses II’s titles was found, along with parts of other statues. Currently, the artifacts are being studied to determine their nature and their relationship to each other, with the aim of shedding light on the history and urban development of the region.
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