The discovery of two statues Fronaan popular Cairo neighborhood

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The Ministry of Egyptian Antiquities for a large archeological discovery was the finding statues monarchists market Thursday in the rain-fed area popular Cairo neighborhood, dating back to about 3250 years BC, and believed to be the largest statues explorers in the region so far.

And returns one of the statues of King City II, while the other is likely that the statue of the grandfather of King Ramses II, both from the 19th family in ancient Egypt.

It said the ministry, in a statement Thursday: "The mission found the upper part of the life-size statue of King City II, made of limestone 80 cm long, is characterized by quality features and details."

The statement continued, "The second statue is likely to be of King Ramses II, a broken statue to large parts of quartzite, and a length of about 8 meters to al-Qaeda."

The new discovery surroundings remnants of King Ramses II temple, which was built in Rehab sun temples in the old-un, where archaeological mission densely populated region is now working since 2005.

The head of the Egyptian archaeological mission team Ayman al-Ashmawi, "Gary now is the completion of the research and exploration of the rest of the parts of the statue to make sure the identity of the owner, where he discovered that the parts do not exist in any inscriptions can determine which of the Kings".