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1976 BC – 1926 BC: Statue of Pharaoh Senusert I – Egyptian Middle Kingdom

Posted on November 2, 2021October 29, 2023 By One For All No Comments on 1976 BC – 1926 BC: Statue of Pharaoh Senusert I – Egyptian Middle Kingdom
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1976 BC – 1926 BC: Statue of Pharaoh Senusert I – Egyptian Middle Kingdom

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Pharaoh Senusert was the second pharaoh of the twelfth dynasty of Egypt. He ruled from 1976 BC – 1926 BC. Ancient Egyptians were closer to his color than to the color of present day Egyptians.
Link: The Global Egyptian Museum Title: Statue of King Senusert I Years Referenced: 1976 BC – 1926 BC Archaeological Site: Upper Egypt:  Governate Of Giza (including Memphis):  El-Lisht
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“This small wooden statue of King Senusert the First was found in a private tomb. It consists of several pieces joined together with wooden pins.”

Pharaoh Senusert was the second pharaoh of the twelfth dynasty of Egypt. He ruled from 1976 BC – 1926 BC.

*The Omnidex*, Images of Arabia, The Hamites Tags:1926 BC, 1976 BC, Brown, Egypt, Egyptian, El-Lisht, Giza, Memphis, Senusert I, The Global Egyptian Museum, Upper Egypt

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