why are the noses broken on Egyptian statues?|2022

The most common question that curator Edward Bleiberg fields from visitors to the Brooklyn Museum’s Egyptian art galleries is a straightforward but salient one: Why are the statues’ noses broken? We will answer about this question in this video.

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[robertahearn]

They didn't want you to know they were black Features

[goblin_couch_cult]

I personally think, that at some point they decided they wanted to hide the ethnicity of the statues. If they wanted to kill the statue why are there so many with the original nose broken off, and plaster, or mortar noses added back?

[tauceti]

Is it true Napoleon army blew the nose off of the Great Sphinx ?

[elizabethburns]

Wow I just assumed it was because they kinds stick out more than other parts of the face.

[papadoc]

They have wide noses not beaks. Give it up maaan!
The jig is up. We know who and what you are smh.

[anthonyharris]

The nose says a lot abouts a face. That's why Hollywood could use a European to play an African in the movies

[royalmad]

That is a lie the noses were removed because of the shape of the nose on the statue depicting who the people were and that is dark skinned people. Napoleon himself did this to and he was not an ancient Egyptian.

[octavianussmith]

Well at least we know who the thieves are because most of them are in Europe. So the question is answered who broke their nose.

[drzigzag]

To cover the truth 2 show who you R
The 1st will be last and the last will be 1st