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The Statue of King Ramses II is seen on the way to the Grand Egyptian Museum in Cairo, Egypt January 25, 2018. (REUTERS)

Egypt reclaims 3,400-year-old stolen statue of King Ramses II

  • Egyptian authorities spotted the artefact when it was offered for sale in an exhibition in London in 2013
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Archaeologists in Egypt unearth section of large Ramses II statue

Archaeologists in Egypt unearth section of large Ramses II statue

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The sun illuminates the stone sculptures of (L to R) the deity Amun-Ra and King Ramses II.

Over 3,000 people gather to witness rare astronomical event in Aswan

By Gobran Mohamed ·
Ramses II exhibition in Paris draws over 800,000 visitors

Ramses II exhibition in Paris draws over 800,000 visitors

By Gobran Mohamed ·
King Ramses II misses his sun tan session

King Ramses II misses his sun tan session

By Gobran Mohamed ·
Mummy of King Ramses II to go on show in Jeddah

Mummy of King Ramses II to go on show in Jeddah

By Gobran Mohamed ·
Rare event at Ramses’ temple in Egypt draws crowds

Rare event at Ramses’ temple in Egypt draws crowds

By Gobran Mohamed ·

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