Two five metre tall statues on a barge after their recovery near the sunken city of Herakleion. One statue is of a Ptolemaic queen; the other is of the Nile god Hapi. These red granite statues date from the 4th – 3rd centuries BC. The 5.21 metre sculpture of the god of fertility and the Nile flood is the largest freestanding statue of an Egyptian god ever found.

