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    After 27 Years, Amenhotep III’s Alabaster Colossi Restored to Egyptian Temple

    Abo Elhasan Abd ElsattarBy Abo Elhasan Abd Elsattar18/12/2025Updated:06/03/2026No Comments1 Min Read0 Views
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    In a triumph of modern archaeology over the ravages of time, the colossal statues of a pharaoh have risen again. After nearly 27 years of painstaking restoration, the twin alabaster figures of King Amenhotep III have been returned to their rightful place in his Luxor temple.

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