Jul 5, 2023
"Do you promise?"
"Yes, my beloved"
I was trying new brushes in Clip Studio and I wanted to draw my ocs, Snara and Akhmin.
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"Do you promise?"
"Yes, my beloved"
I was trying new brushes in Clip Studio and I wanted to draw my ocs, Snara and Akhmin.
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Head of Ramses II in Akhmim removed and stored
A lack of security across Egypt's archaeological sites has taken a toll in the town of Akhmim, near Sohag governorate. The area where a huge limestone head of Pharaoh King Ramses II was discovered six years ago was rendered a garbage dump. According to prior surveys, the area may house a vast temple to Ramses II, and more larger than life statues of the pharaoh could be unearthed.
Because the head of the pharaoh king was uncovered within a modern cemetery in the town, residents were ordered not to bury their dead there for a few months until the cemetery could be relocated. The area was then proclaimed an archaeological site under the jurisdiction of Egypt’s antiquities law. The government, as well as the Supreme Council of Antiquities (SCA) at the time (now the Ministry of State of Antiquities), provided the required funds to relocate a group of modern tombs to another area. As the relocation of the cemetery continued, archaeological excavation discovered more items belonging to the temple beneath. Read more.