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The Sphinx is a statue with the head of a pharaoh and the body of a lion located in Giza, Egypt. It was originally painted with the head and body painted red, the beard blue, and the headress yellow. The Sphinx was built as a guardian to protect the people of Egypt. Over time, erosion has caused the Sphinx's nose to fall off and the original paint to chip away.
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- 3. Why was the Sphinx built? The Sphinx was built as a guardian of Egypt it's purpose is to protect the people of its country The Sphinx is on Egypt's currency
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