Ankara: The Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities stated that the vast collection of mummified heads discovered in the Ramses II Temple in the ancient Egyptian city of Abydos.
According to the ministry, mummies of dogs, goats. Cows, gazelles, and mongooses that had been sacrificed at the temple were also unearthed.
According to the ministry, archaeologists also uncovered a number of statues, ancient tree fragments, leather clothing, and footwear.
From 1304 B.C. to 1232 B.C., Ramses II governed Egypt for close to seven decades. He revered as a strong warrior and prolific builder who commissioned the construction of temples throughout Egypt.
Moreover, Egypt regularly reports fresh archaeological findings dating back to the Pharaonic era.
Egypt largely relies on its ancient and tourist sites to attract more visitors, as tourism profits account for almost 10 percent of the country’s gross domestic product and employ approximately two million people.
