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The Great sphinx was made to honor a king or queen. and i mean no offence but the Q should have been: why is a sphinx made? if i offended u i am dearly sorry its just one of my habbits

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What material is the Sphinx in Egypt made of?

The Sphinx in Egypt is carved out of native limestone, which varies from a resistant (but brittle) grey to a softer yellow. Section and Repair have been made from limestone from nearby pyramids.


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Was the sphinx made of clay?

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Is the Colosseum made up of sandstone or limestone?

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Sandstone is made from?

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Are there mountains made of sandstone?

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What did the Egyptians use to make the sphinx?

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