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Massive 6-Ton Granite Statue Unveiled in Egypt Sparks Debate Over Pharaoh's Identity
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By חני לוין
First reported by Now 14 · Jul 8, 2026
What happened
A massive six-ton granite statue was found at Tell Far'un in Egypt's Nile Delta, potentially shedding light on the identity of the Pharaoh during the Israelite enslavement period.
- 01A six-ton granite statue was uncovered at Tell Far'un in Egypt's Nile Delta.
- 02The preserved statue section measures approximately 2.4 meters in height.
- 03The discovery holds significant artistic and historical importance.
- 04It revives interest in identifying the Pharaoh from the Israelite enslavement era.
- 05Researchers hope the find will provide new clues about the Pharaoh's identity.
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