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In the village of Behbeit el-Hagar in Egypt's Gharbiya Governorate, an inscribed stone accidentally discovered by a villager in front of his house led to a significant discovery dating back approximately 3,200 years. Excavations initiated in the area unearthed the remains of a massive statue belonging to Pharaoh Ramses II.
Massive 28-foot statue of biblical pharaoh who enslaved Israelites unearthed — by accident
An Egyptian farmer allegedly struck gold after inadvertently coming upon the remains of a royal statue of Ramses II — the pharaoh who allegedly challenged Moses in the Bible.
The discoveries were made by an Egyptian archaeological mission to the High Council for Antiquities (SCA) after a local resident discovered a stone block with an inscription while working on the site near his home.
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