Archaeologists have discovered eight-meter statue of the Pharaoh, who reigned for 3 thousand years ago.
In groundwater Cairo, Egyptian and German archaeologists have discovered the eight-meter statue of quartzite, presumably of Ramesses II.
It is noted that this finding is very important to archaeology and to history in General. The statue is badly damaged, so in order to remove it, had to use a special technique.
Archaeologists said that a giant statue found in the area that previously housed the ancient Egyptian temple, built in honor of Ramses II.
Also, archaeologists have unearthed the limestone life-sized statue of Pharaoh SETI II, grandson of Ramesses II, 80 cm height
Pharaoh Ramses II of the XIX dynasty of Ancient Egypt rules approximately 1289-1222 BC He went to successful military campaigns and expanded the territory of Egypt from Syria to Northern Sudan. He is considered one of the greatest Egyptian pharaohs.
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