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The Pharaoh Rameses II (circa 1303 BC - 1213 BC), son of Seti I and considered one of the most powerful pharaohs of ancient Egypt, is shown storming a fortress by chariot flanked by his three sons. This facsimile was made by an unknown artist after an original hieroglyph. Published in a history of sculpture in 1883, it is now in the public domain.

Rameses II and 3 Sons Storm a Fortress

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XXXLarge	8160 x 3120 px @ 300 dpi 27.2" × 10.4" @ 300 dpi	9.67 MB	$50.00 USD 28 Credits

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Contributor:	wynnter view portfolio
Keywords:	Chariot, Egyptian Culture, War, Horse, Pharaoh, Rameses II, Antique, Spear ...Show all keywords: 44 Ancient Egyptian Culture, Arrow, Illustration and Painting, Engraved Image, Ancient History, Old, Battle, Horsedrawn, Hieroglyphics, Weapon, Black And White, King, Bow, Bow and Arrow, Old-fashioned, Men, Royal Person, Animal-Powered Vehicle, Conflict, Buzzard, Fort, Ancient Civilization, Concepts And Ideas, People, Power, Historical Clothing, Horizontal, Only Men, Traditional Clothing, Past, History, Orthographic Symbol, Leadership, Courage, Period Costume, Character Traits Wrong keywords? Tell us
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Uploaded on:	03-01-09 © Steven Wynn