Coincidence or a buried truth?
Multiple statues of the same man are discovered during modern foundation work, yet the moment his name is linked to Ramesses II, the investigation seems to end.
Who was this figure whose face appears again and again across different locations?
Why does his presence feel larger than that of an ordinary king?
This does not look like a regional ruler.
It looks like someone presented as a global authority.
Were we shown only part of the story?
Was a far greater identity reduced to a simple label in official history?
The statues remain.
The symbolism remains.
The unanswered questions remain.
Who was he really?
by Professional-Fee3323
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What is that question? Ramses II was a Godking, the highest authoritie there was in ancient Egypt and of course he was represented as such.
Is this a post made completely by a bot? Is that why at first glance it looks like a real post yet when you read and look at it it looks like schizo mumbling.
looks more like one of the hundreds of lesser Egyptian kings or many other titles they made up for themselves either before or after the age of the pharaohs and his son.
oxymandius wouldn’t be portrayed like this.
you have to realize ancient Egypt had 31 dynasties of ruling families over the course of 3000 years.
this could even just be a wealthy merchant in the later dynasties
it could show the two kings that had different colored headdresses from up and down river respectively before there were ever pharaohs.
the people who dig these things up make their living telling people the context. nothing is hidden from you, unless you hide it from yourself and stop listening to archeology the second it contradicts the bible about who built the pyramids.
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So that’s where dad got to after he went to the shop to get cigarettes. Mum will be so pissed!
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