An example of what is exhibited at the National  front facing cametraMuseum of Egyptian Civilization in Cairo is the "Statue of Ramesses II." This statue is considered one of the unique artifacts representing the Pharaonic period in Egypt. Standing approximately 3 meters tall, it depicts Ramesses II, who ruled Egypt in the 13th century BCE, in a majestic royal posture. This statue is a prominent example of the large Pharaonic statues erected in ancient Egypt as symbols of power and authority.

In addition to statues, the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization includes a diverse collection of archaeological treasures, including mummies, artifacts, wall paintings, hieroglyphs, and many other artifacts that shed light on the development of Egyptian civilization throughout different eras.





