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This fascinating statue of the pharaoh Khafre, dating back to around 2570 BC, originates from Egypt’s Old Kingdom during the 4th Dynasty. Carved from the incredibly hard stone known as diorite, the statue was found in Khafre’s Valley Temple, located near the iconic Great Pyramid and the Sphinx of Giza.

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    The oldest house in France. It’s found In Aveyron, it’s 700 years old, it was built in the 13th century and belonged to a Jeanne. The ground floor is a little smaller than the upstairs because in those times you only paid taxes on occupied land, so everyone built like this, ′′ cheating “! The house tells us Jeanne was relatively rich, because she’s built from stone. It’s currently under restoration.