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Generally what can happen in the case of oil pressure loss for an extended period of time is that your bearings will seize up. Rods will normally cause knocking noises and mains will normally cause seizing. Need to take her apart to check, Drop the pan and look for metal flakes. You can access the rod bearings from there. Drop the rod caps and see what the bearings look like. You can loosen the mains to see if you can make the crank turn.
But any way you slice it, I would say you are going to need to pull the motor and rebuild. Sorry, oil is the life blood of your engine.
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