Pyramid of Neferefre, Egyptian pyramid in Egypt
The Pyramid of Neferefre is an unfinished architectural masterpiece located in Abusir.
Built for the pharaoh Neferefre during the 5th Dynasty of ancient Egypt.
Although incomplete, the pyramid provides insights into evolving Egyptian funerary practices.
The site welcomes visitors interested in delving into Egypt's historical landmarks.
Unlike many others, this pyramid is noted for its distinctive funeral complex.
Material: limestone
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