Ramses II Mummy , Egyptian Museum | Egypt Cradle of civilization

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RAMSES II. Le sarcophage de Ramsès II est de retour en France pour la première fois depuis 47 ans. Il sera présenté dans le cadre d’une exposition « Ramsès et l'or des Pharaons » à partir du mois d’avril. En 1976, Ramsès II était accueilli à Paris. À l’époque, une grande exposition avait eu lieu et la momie, sérieusement endommagée par des parasites, avait été restaurée par des savants français. | INA

📸 🏺 The Road to the Lost City – Capital of Ramses II and Psusennes I ⸻ Buried deep beneath the sands of the Nile Delta lies Tanis — a forgotten royal city that once rivaled Thebes in power and glory. This was the capital of Pharaoh Ramses II, and centuries later, it became the sacred burial ground of King Psusennes I, the Silver Pharaoh whose treasures stunned the modern world. Here, colossal obelisks still pierce the desert sky, their hieroglyphs whispering the names of ancient gods and forgo

👑 He wasn’t just a pharaoh — he was Ramses the Great. 66 years on the throne. Countless temples, statues, and monuments. A ruler so powerful, his name was carved into history forever. ✨ Now, you can stand face-to-face with the king who defined an empire. 👉 Would YOU dare to meet Ramses II in person? Comment below ⬇️ 📍 Discovering King Tut’s Tomb | Luxor Las Vegas 🎟️ Tickets in bio #DiscoveringKingTut #RamsesII #RamsesTheGreat #VegasAttractions #LasVegasThingsToDo #AncientEgypt #PharaohSecret