The obelisk dates back to Ramses II's reign, evident from his name inscribed at the top, declaring him 'loved by the god Atum.' Other obelisks, like Cleopatra's Needles (Thutmose III), have since been separated and erected in London and New York. #RamsesII #Obelisk #AncientHistory #Heliopolis #CleopatrasNeedles #Egypt From: Egypt: New Discoveries, Ancient Mysteries S1 E2 | Timeline - World History

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