Senusret III



 

Senusret III

The Statue of Senusret III dates back to the 12th Dynasty of the Middle Kingdom (around 1850 BCE). It depicts King Senusret III in an advanced age, reflecting his seriousness and strength as a ruler. The statue is made of granite and features intricate details of his face, showing sternness and wisdom.

Senusret III is considered one of Egypt's greatest pharaohs, known for his military and administrative achievements. The statue was discovered in the region of Lisht, near the king's pyramid. Today, it is displayed at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo. The statue symbolizes the king's power and strict rule and is an example of the evolution of Egyptian sculpture during the Middle Kingdom.


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