18 Questions
Where can visitors see a stone relief of prisoners taken by Ramses during his West Asiatic battles?
Abu Simbel
Which battle led to the signing of the first peace treaty of history, the Treaty of Kadesh?
Battle of Kadesh
In which city is Ramses' mortuary temple, the Ramesseum, located?
Thebes
Which structure built by Ramses II is described as a 33-foot-high statue of his likeness in limestone?
Colossal of Ramses II
What event is depicted in Ramses' mortuary temple, the Ramesseum, through a seated 57-foot statue of the pharaoh?
Battle of Kadesh
Which city served as Ramses' great capital city known as Pi Ramesses or Per Ramessu (House of Ramses)?
Pi Ramesses
Where can visitors see a frieze showing Ramses riding his chariot into the Battle of Kadesh?
Luxor
Which location has been compared to the Venice of the ancient world due to its waterways and canals?
Pi Ramesses
What battle is depicted in the frieze at Ramses' temple at Luxor?
Battle of Kadesh
What was the name of Ramses II's great capital city known as the House of Ramses?
Pi Ramesses
Where can visitors see a stone relief of prisoners taken during Ramses' West Asiatic battles?
Abu Simbel
Which battle resulted in the signing of the first peace treaty in history, the Treaty of Kadesh?
Battle of Kadesh
What structure built by Ramses II is described as a 33-foot-high statue of his likeness in limestone?
The Colossal of Ramses II
Which battle memorial is shown at the Beit el-Wali temple where Ramses is seen leading his soldiers into battle?
Battle of Nubia
What famous hall built by Ramses II is located at Karnak and known for its beautiful colonnades?
Hypostyle Hall
Which city has been compared to the Venice of the ancient world due to its waterways and canals?
'Pi-Ramesses'
At which temple can visitors see scenes from Ramses' life carved in surrounding stones, including the Battle of Kadesh?
'Ramesseum'
What is depicted in Ramses' mortuary temple, the Ramesseum, through a seated 57-foot statue?
The Festival of Min
Explore the legacies of two influential Egyptian leaders, Queen Hatshepsut and Ramses the Great. Learn about the monuments they built and their significant contributions to ancient Egypt.
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