Nuri

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Nuri is an ancient archaeological site in northern Sudan that served as a royal necropolis for Nubian kings and queens, featuring a significant concentration of Kushite pyramids.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
pyramid cemetery
royal necropolis
associatedWith Twenty-fifth Dynasty of Egypt
surface form: 25th Dynasty of Egypt

Kushite royal family
belongsTo Nubian pyramid fields ONNED1
burialOf King of Meroë
surface form: Napatan kings

Napatan queens
Taharqa NERFINISHED
comparedWith El-Kurru pyramids NERFINISHED
Meroe pyramids NERFINISHED
country Sudan
excavatedBy archaeologists
functionedAs royal necropolis of the Napatan period
hasArchaeologicalEvidence funerary equipment remains
pyramid superstructures
underground burial chambers
hasCulturalAffiliation Kushite civilization ONNED1
Nubians
surface form: Nubian culture
hasFeature Kushite pyramids
chapels attached to pyramids
royal tombs
steep-sided pyramids
stone-built pyramids
subterranean burial chambers
heritageType ancient Nubian heritage site
locatedIn Kushite cultural region
Nubia
Northern Sudan
surface form: northern Sudan
material stone
near Fourth Cataract of the Nile
surface form: Fourth Cataract region of the Nile

Jebel Barkal
partOf Kingdom of Kush
periodOfUse Napatan period
precededBy El-Kurru necropolis
region Upper Nubia
researchInterest Kushite royal ideology
Nubian-Egyptian cultural interaction
significance key site for study of Kushite funerary practices
major concentration of Kushite pyramids
timeDepth first millennium BCE
usedAs royal burial ground
usedFor burials of Nubian kings
burials of Nubian queens

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