埃及是否已發現第二個獅身人面像？ 被嚇呆的建築工人起出帶有“人頭和獅子身體”的古代雕像
Has Egypt's second sphinx been found? Ancient statue with a 'lion's body and a human head' is unearthed by stunned construction workers
- The new statue was discovered between the temples of Karnak and Luxor
- The 'sphinx' was found on Al-Kabbash Road which connects the two temples
- Officials has confirmed the statue has a 'lion's body with a human head'
- Great Sphinx of Giza in Egypt was near the Great Pyramids on the west bank
- It is the oldest and largest known monumental sculpture in the world
Egypt's long-rumoured second sphinx may have been unearthed by construction workers building a new road.
According to local reports, a sphinx-like statue was found on Al-Kabbash Road, which connects the two temples of Karnak and Luxor built around 1400BC.
Officials have confirmed the statue has a 'lion's body with a human head'.
The 'second sphinx' has not yet been lifted from the ground, however, officials said tourists are welcome to visit the construction site to view the ancient statute.
No photographs of the structure have been published, the Director General of Antiquities has confirmed.
The Great Sphinx of Giza was discovered by the Great Pyramids on the west bank of the river Nile. It is the oldest and largest known monumental sculpture in the world.
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