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Statue of Ramesses III From Beth Shean

Statue of Ramesses III From Beth Shean

This image shows a statue of Ramesses III, isolated against a clean white background. The statue is life-size and depicts the Egyptian pharaoh wearing the uraeus, the royal cobra symbol, signifying his power and authority. The pharaoh is adorned with a wide beaded necklace and a short skirt over his loins, characteristic of traditional Egyptian attire. The detailed craftsmanship of the statue includes visible sandals on the feet. Notably, this statue was discovered in Beth Shean, making it the only known monumental Egyptian statue found in Israel. It is crafted from local basalt, suggesting it was produced in Canaan rather than Egypt. Scholars believe this statue served as a piece of propaganda, symbolizing Egypt's dominance during a period when its control over Canaan was waning, dating back to around 1185-1153 BCE. The artistic style and choice of local material reflect a provincial execution, emphasizing its historical significance and the political context of its time.

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Statue of Ramesses III From Beth Shean
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