Cows were an ancient Egyptian symbol of power, abundance and prosperity. There were also two blocks of limestone, one of which had a hieroglyphic inscription of King Ramses II.

They praised Ramses II, who was widely considered the greatest ... On the side that used to face the Nile, there was a symbol hidden in Ramses' crown. The hieroglyph depicted the horns of a ...

Ramses II is portrayed wearing the pschent ... He also dons a cobra headdress, known as a uraeus, a sacred symbol of royalty and supreme power associated with the ancient goddess Wadjet.

The colossal statue of the Pharaoh Ramses II that once stood in Cairo’s Ramses ... in front of Cairo’s main railway station as a symbol of the country’s authentic roots.

The bronze sword is inscribed with the cartouche of Ramses II. Egypt’s Ministry of Tourism ... cows were “revered as celestial deities” and symbols of “strength, abundance and prosperity ...

The discovered head showed King Ramses II wearing the white crown of pharaonic Upper Egypt ... like pose with his hands crossed on his chest while holding the Ankh symbol, said Mohamed Abdel Badei, ...

a symbol of divine kingship. Additionally, he carries a dagger, which is tucked securely into the belt of his intricately pleated skirt. The statue embodies the ultimate image of Ramses II as the ...