FRANCE-EGYPT-ARCHAOLOGY-EXHIBITION
The statue of Cesarion, is unwrapped on the tamac upon its arrival aboard a Beluga plane from Cairo, at Roissy airport, near Paris, 16 November 2006. The black granite statue, exhibited in Paris museum, le Grand Palais, from 09 December 2006 to 14 March 2007, was found at the port of Alexandria by French archalogist Franck Goddio. Ptolemee XV, better known as Cesarion, is the illegal son of Cleopatra, Queen of Egypt (from -51 to -30 before J.C) and was killed by his father, Roman Emperor Octavius. AFP PHOTO PIERRE VERDY (Photo by PIERRE VERDY / AFP) (Photo by PIERRE VERDY/AFP via Getty Images)
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