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The Colossi of Memnon (but are originally named for King Amenhotep III) are stone statues that have survived for over 3,400 years and were an acoustic wonder of our Afrikan ancient world…..will be explained in due course. (Picture taken in 1880 by Antonio Beato).
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Is this in Nubia?
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Good Evening Derrick. These statues are located in the Theban Necropolis in Luxor (West Bank of the Nile), Upper Kemet.
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Just a glance at this work, stirs the adoration for the ancient ancestorial family and the joy of their words spoken in stone, that we are and shall be!
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Your reasoning reminded me of an Instruction of Hardedef but I simply cannot remember from the top of my head, but yes very true Prentice.
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“One who follows the track of the elephant never gets wet from the dew on the bushes.” – Meaning: Follow an important man and he will protect you in time of trouble. Much love Teacher for sharing such a powerful image.
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Meda wo ase! Wodi ɔsono akyi wɔ kwae mu a, hasuo mfɔ wo (that’s the proverb that you just cited in Twi)
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Wow, I need to be there in this very moment. Beautiful shot!
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@mrpep, you should have been there!
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“…and were an acoustic wonder of our Afrikan ancient world”… do tell! Meda ase for sharing!
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