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Erosion will most likely wear it any, but that probably won't happen for years. But still, the Great Sphinx is always going to wear away and sooner or later, the Great Sphinx will be a stump.
The largest, oldest, and most famous sphinx statue lies in the desert near Giza, Egypt. It is called the Great Sphinx. The Great Sphinx was built about 4,500 years ago.
The Great Sphinx, believed to be the most immense stone sculpture in the round ever made by man, was carved [sculpted] from a huge rectangular bedrock block of limestone.
The pyramids were sometimes used to bury the King. Most of the time though, Kings and Queens were buried in tombs.
Originally they were cased in white limestone most of which has been removed over the years.
Sphinx because the last Pharaoh was berried in it
The Great Sphinx, believed to be the most immense stone sculpture in the round ever made by man, was carved [sculpted] from a huge rectangular bedrock block of limestone.
It was built in a desert in Giza, Egypt, which is in east Egypt.
The Sphinx served as a protector or guardian to the Pyramids, most especially the pyramid of Khefre (Khafra), son of Khufu. It's believed that the face on the Sphinx is of this pharaoh himself.
He is buried in the head of the Sphinx, the chambers in the pyramid were meant as failsafe ways to protect their most intimate secrets (how they built the pyramids) aka the library of egypt, like why would you bury it in the middle of nowhere with what a treasure map, no make a structure which will survive the test of time.
There are different mascots for this fraternity. The most popular are as follows: The Great Sphinx, The Bear, The Gorilla
When Napoleon soldiers from France was drunk they shot the Sphinx nose so constantly that it finally fell off the Sphinx,Which made a great but untrue fable.The first recorded picture of the Great Sphinx was painted hundreds of years before Napoleon's Army arrived in Egypt. It had no nose then so it was not an effort by the French to destroy a historical monument.The most likely reason was not man made, but a minute natural fissure that expanded over the centuries..