Tarkhan

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Tarkhan is an ancient Egyptian cemetery site near modern Kafr Ammar, notable for its early dynastic tombs and rich archaeological finds.

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Surface form Occurrences
Tarkhan rulers 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Egyptian cemetery
archaeological site
archaeologicalSignificance important for chronology of Early Dynastic Egypt
key site for study of early Egyptian state formation
source of early evidence for Egyptian textile production
associatedWithDynasty 1st Dynasty of Egypt NERFINISHED
2nd Dynasty of Egypt NERFINISHED
contains cemetery of early dynastic tombs
elite mastaba tombs
simple pit graves
country Egypt
discoveredBy Flinders Petrie NERFINISHED
excavatedBy British School of Archaeology in Egypt NERFINISHED
Flinders Petrie NERFINISHED
excavationStartDate 1911
1912
function burial ground
necropolis
hasAlternativeName Tarkhan cemetery NERFINISHED
Tarkhan-Kafr Ammar NERFINISHED
hasEarliestBurialsFrom Naqada III period NERFINISHED
hasFind Tarkhan dress (c. 3000 BCE) NERFINISHED
bead jewelry
copper tools
cosmetic palettes
funerary equipment
oldest known woven dress
stone tools
hasNearbySite Kafr Ammar NERFINISHED
knownFor Tarkhan dress
cylinder seals
early Egyptian pottery assemblages
early dynastic royal and elite burials
early hieroglyphic inscriptions
inscribed labels
ivory objects
rich archaeological finds
stone vessels
well-preserved textiles
locatedIn Lower Egypt NERFINISHED
locatedInGovernorate Giza Governorate (modern administrative region often cited) NERFINISHED
locatedNear Kafr Ammar NERFINISHED
locatedOn west bank of the Nile
period Early Dynastic Period of Egypt NERFINISHED

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Tarkhan dynasty usedTitle Tarkhan
necropolis of Makli Hill hasTombOf Tarkhan
subject surface form: Necropolis of Makli Hill
this entity surface form: Tarkhan rulers