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Practice Reading: Re-order Paragraphs ID: #38985 Ramesses
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The only way to save the temple was to saw it into great blocks, some of them weighing up to 30 tons, and to raise it piece by piece several hundred metres up the cliff face. There it was reassembled out of reach of the water.
It was built in the solid rock 3200 years ago, and was guarded by statues of the pharaoh, 21 metres high, also cut out of the solid rock.
This extraordinary engineering feat took four whole years to complete, and even then only just in time.
Chief among these was the rock temple of the pharaoh Ramesses II.
When the Aswan dam was built across the Nile and completed in the 1960s, the waters of the river began to rise and threatened to drown some of the marvels of ancient Egypt.

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