The picture of King Ramses II hitting one of the enemies, right? true

Ok, look, sir, under the king’s man, a view of an enemy, from whom the king ended, and he fell to the ground. Come, look at the second and the wonderful representation of the movements, and that the king is a real trainer for combat training, not just suffocation and salvation. Look at the leg of King Ramses II. You will find him fixed on the knee of the standing enemy and holding the enemy’s arm from the top of the hand with his left hand, to paralyze his movement because if the enemy catches him from behind the knuckle, the enemy will know whether to bend his arm or escape from the king’s grip. So he descends on him with the oppressor in his right hand. So it is that the king is hanging the funnel pod on his back.

The splendour and beauty of photography give you the feeling that you are standing in front of a moving scene, not just a picture.

Peace be upon the hands that were initiated and made the stone move.