Temple of Ptah, Ancient temple in Egypt
The Temple of Ptah is situated in the ancient city of Memphis.
Dedicated to the god Ptah, it was an important religious site in ancient times.
Ptah was considered the patron deity of artisans and craftsmen.
Visitors today can explore the remnants of this once-magnificent complex.
It is part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site known as Memphis and its Necropolis.
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The Temple of Ptah is situated in the ancient city of Memphis.
Memphis was the ancient capital of Aneb-Hetch, the first nome of Lower Egypt.
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The Pyramid of Pepi I is part of the larger mortuary complex including temples and other pyramids.
The Imhotep Museum is dedicated to the architect of the Djoser Step Pyramid.
The Pyramid of Khendjer is a small, well-preserved pyramid from the 13th Dynasty.
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