A statue of a Ptolemaic King. The statue show a Mix in Hellenistic Greek Style and Traditional Egyptian Style as the Features of the face show a Greek features and the Body is Standing in a Egyptian Style. The Statue Represents the Ptolemaic King Wearing a Nemes Headdress and displays the curls across the forehead. This statue remains unidentified due to the lack of inscriptions. Dates back to the Reign of Alexander the Great/ The Ptolemaic Period (c. 317–310 BC). Dicovered in Karnak Temple Complex in Thebes, Egypt and Displayed in the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, Egypt. #emc