Egyptian farmer tilling the land discovered 28-foot statue of biblical pharaoh who enslaved Israelis, allegedly challenged Moses in Bible
- In Egypt's Behbeit El Hagar, located in Gharbia province, a farmer truly dug deep.
- While tilling the land in front of his home, the man discovered a royal statue of Ramases II, the pharaoh who allegedly challenged Moses in the Bible.
- According to a report by the New York Post, the farmer flagged the local antiquities official, after which a team working for the Supreme Council of Antiquities launched an excavation, according to Heritage Daily.
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- In Egypt's Behbeit El Hagar, located in Gharbia province, a farmer truly dug deep.
- While tilling the land in front of his home, the man discovered a royal statue of Ramases II, the pharaoh who allegedly challenged Moses in the Bible.
- According to a report by the New York Post, the farmer flagged the local antiquities official, after which a team working for the Supreme Council of Antiquities launched an excavation, according to Heritage Daily.
Sources: Times of India