Archaeologists baffled by Egyptian Sphinx discovered in Israel
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Archeologists have
unearthed part of an ancient Egyptian sphinx in northern Israel.
The find has prompted Egyptologists to speculate on how the
stone-carved mythical creature travelled so many miles from its original
resting place. Some speculate it may have been looted
from the Egyptians thousands of years ago, while others suggest it was
likely given by Egypt as a gift to its neighbours.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2359396/Archaeologists-baffled-ancient-Egyptian-sphinx-discovered-northern-Israel.html#ixzz2aIHWU9yQ
![Archaeologists baffled by Egyptian Sphinx discovered in Israel
@[310818639019033:274:Ancient Explorers], we broke the news a few days ago, but here it is again for those that missed it.
"Archeologists have been left scratching their heads after the unearthing of part of an ancient Egyptian sphinx in northern Israel.
The find has prompted Egyptologists to speculate as to how the stone-carved mythical creature travelled so many miles from its original resting place.
Some speculate that it may have been looted from the Egyptians thousands of years ago, while others suggest it was likely to have been given by Egypt as a gift to its neighbours."
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2359396/Archaeologists-baffled-ancient-Egyptian-sphinx-discovered-northern-Israel.html#ixzz2aIHWU9yQ
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