Pyramid of Ameny Qemau, Egyptian pyramid in Dahshur, Egypt.
The Pyramid of Ameny Qemau is a smooth-sided pyramid built from mudbrick in the Giza region. Its interior features a corridor with stairs descending to a chamber that connects to a southern ramp passage.
This pyramid was built during the 13th Dynasty around 1745 BCE, a time of significant change in Egypt. It comes from a period known for new building methods and royal structures.
The name reflects a ruler from a period when royal families governed differently than in earlier times. Visitors today can observe how the burial chamber was equipped and what objects were meant to be placed there.
The lower structure is well preserved and accessible for visitors wanting to explore the interior. It is advisable to wear comfortable shoes and be prepared for narrow passages.
An alabaster block inside bears hieroglyphic inscriptions in ten columns mentioning a royal name and a family member. This inscribed stone is a rare record of documented writing from that era.
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