The great Sphinx of Giza stood high and unbothered under the gold hue of glistening sunlight. From the front it was just a limestone statue of a human head with the traditional egyptian headpiece but what made it appear uncanny was its backside which consisted of a body of a lion or cat in a sitting position.
There was a huge Pyramid right behind the Sphinx's statue and some other smaller ones alongside. The smaller ones have been excavated with the help of archeologists of the time. The process resulted in discovery of many valuable items including jewels and a hefty amount of gold-made objects.
All was declared as the property of the Royals as they were the leftovers of their ancestors that have been found mummified along with their belongings. The articles holding historical importance were restored, preserved and protected by the Royals themselves and this practice has been carried on from decades with the responsibility passed on from generation to generation.
