The Alabaster Sphinx in Memphis, Egypt, is a striking relic from the New Kingdom era, believed to portray Queen Hatshepsut. Carved from a single block of limestone, it weighs around 90 tons and measures 26 feet long, making it the largest alabaster statue found to date. Although centuries have softened its features, the Sphinx’s calm expression and artistry remain an enduring testament to ancient Egyptian skill. Located within the Mit Rahina Museum complex, the Sphinx stands as a reminder of Memphis’s past glory and invites visitors to delve into the depth of Egypt’s cultural legacy.
