
Close up of new statue unearthed in Luxor
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A close-up of the newly discovered double statue of Amenhotep III and Re-Horakhti. The statue was found during SCA excavations at the site of Amenhotep III's mortuary temple on the west bank of Luxor. The statue was beautifully carved out of Aswan red granite, but interestingly it has inclusions of a darker solid stone that can be seen in the faces of the two figures. (Photo: SCA)
Further information:
Press Release - New statue of Amenhotep III uncovered
Further information:
Press Release - New Statues Found at Kom el-Hettan Location
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