Episode 19: The Treasure of Pharaoh Rhampsinitus and the Helpful Hand - Ancient Egypt

Hi Legends! Break is over and I’m back with an exciting Egyptian folktale! This is the first Egyptian tale to be featured on Legendary Africa and I can promise you that it is an amazing one. Featuring a powerful pharaoh, lots of treasure, a murder and a happy ending, it’s everything you could want. Enjoy and thanks for listening!

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