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Giant 3,000-Year-Old Statues of Biblical Pharaoh Ramses II Unearthed by Egyptian Farmer
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Giant 3,000-Year-Old Statues of Biblical Pharaoh Ramses II Unearthed by Egyptian Farmer
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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.
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The things you find when you are just going about a day's work. An Egyptian farmer toiling outside his home stumbled on an unusual stone, sparking an archaeological excavation that uncovered the remains of two colossal statues believed to represent a Pharaoh who ruled Egypt some 3,000 years ago.
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