Double Pyramid, Pyramid complex in Dahshur, Egypt
The Double Pyramid is a term referring to two pyramids constructed very close to each other.
It is believed that these pyramids originate from the Middle Kingdom era.
The structure likely represents an evolution in the design of pyramids.
Located near Cairo, exploring this site offers insight into ancient construction techniques.
The Double Pyramid remains less known and visited compared to the famous Giza pyramid complex.
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