Tanis

E301902

Tanis is an ancient city in the Nile Delta of Egypt that served as a significant religious and political center, particularly associated with the worship of major deities like Set and Amun.

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Label Occurrences
Tanis canonical 10
Pi-Ramesse 1

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient city
archaeological site
ancientName Djanet
San al-Hagar al-Qibliyah
surface form: Ṣan al-Ḥagar
archaeologicalExcavationBy Auguste Mariette
Pierre Montet NERFINISHED
associatedWithPharaoh Amenemope
Osorkon I
Psusennes I
Shoshenq I
Siamun
builtWith spolia from Pi-Ramesses
capitalDuringDynasty Twenty-first Dynasty of Egypt
surface form: 21st Dynasty

Twenty-second Dynasty of Egypt
surface form: 22nd Dynasty
contains Temple of Amun
Temple of Khonsu
Temple of Mut
colossal statues
obelisks
royal necropolis
royal tombs of 21st Dynasty pharaohs
sacred lake
country Egypt
culturalPeriod Late Period of Egypt
surface form: Late Period of ancient Egypt

New Kingdom of Egypt
surface form: New Kingdom (late phase)

Third Intermediate Period of Egypt
surface form: Third Intermediate Period
flourishedInPeriod Third Intermediate Period of Egypt
surface form: Third Intermediate Period
hasArchaeologicalStatus open-air site
knownFor gold funerary masks
rich burial treasures
silver coffins
locatedIn Lower Egypt
Nile Delta
Sharqia Governorate
majorDeityWorshipped Amun
Khonsu
Mut
Set
modernNearbySettlement San al-Hagar al-Qibliyah
surface form: San el-Hagar
nearbyAncientSite Pi-Ramesses
notableDiscovery intact royal tombs of Psusennes I and other kings
partOf ancient Egyptian civilization
religiousRole cult center of Amun in the north
cult center of the Theban triad in the Delta
important cult center of Set
servedAs capital of Egypt
royal residence
significance political center
religious center

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