9
Four giant statues of Ramses guarded his temple at Abu Simbel, which was near the Nile. Each statue was as tall as a six story building.
Abu Simbel temple in Egypt was cut out of rock
they are 65 feet tall and weigh 2.5 million pounds
Abu simbel
The mortuary temple at Abu Simbel is dedicated to Pharaoh Ramesses II. Built in the 13th century BC, the temple is renowned for its massive statues of the pharaoh and intricate carvings on the facade.
Abu Simbel
the Abu Simbel was moved a higher groundd fromm whenn it was buildd (1964-1966) becausee theyy wantedd too avoidd the Aswann Highh Damm[:
The rock temple of Ramses II
Mt. Rushmore, I believe.
there is no name for it. But it is certainly at Abu Simbel. visit soldiervsagents.webs.com. It has many forums on there.
Ramses the Great, also known as Ramses II, is believed to have commissioned over 1,000 statues during his reign, making him one of the most prolific builders of ancient Egypt. These statues varied in size and style, with many depicting him in various forms, including seated, standing, and in battle. Notable examples include the colossal statues at Abu Simbel and numerous smaller representations found throughout Egypt. His extensive use of statuary was intended to immortalize his legacy and demonstrate his power.
Giovanni Belzoni