An Egyptian farmer found fragments of giant sculptures of Ramses II in his garden, more than 3000 years old. Digging in the ground, the man encountered a stone with hieroglyphs and called archaeologists, and they dug up a pharaoh's head 1.6 meters long and part of the body 2.4 meters long in another head nearby. For the find, the farmer and his wife were awarded a pilgrimage ticket to Mecca.

An Egyptian farmer found fragments of giant sculptures of Ramses II in his garden, more than 3000 years old. Digging in the ground, the man encountered a stone with hieroglyphs and called archaeologists, and they dug up a pharaoh's head 1.6 meters long and part of the body 2.4 meters long in another head nearby. For the find, the farmer and his wife were awarded a pilgrimage ticket to Mecca.