Causeway of Khafre

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The Causeway of Khafre is an ancient stone-built processional ramp at Giza that linked Khafre’s pyramid complex on the plateau to his valley temple near the Nile.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient causeway
architectural structure
processional ramp
approximateConstructionDate circa 26th century BCE
archaeologicalSiteType funerary complex component
associatedWith Khafre NERFINISHED
belongsToCategory Ancient Egyptian architecture
Causeways in Egypt
builtFromMaterial stone
connects Pyramid of Khafre NERFINISHED
Valley Temple of Khafre NERFINISHED
country Egypt
culturalContext Ancient Egyptian civilization NERFINISHED
dedicatedTo Khafre NERFINISHED
dynasty Fourth Dynasty of Egypt NERFINISHED
era Old Kingdom of Egypt NERFINISHED
function processional route
ritual pathway
geographicalContext west bank of the Nile
hasAccessRestriction archaeological site regulations apply
hasConstructionTechnique stone masonry
hasPreservationStatus partially preserved
hasRelationToNile linked plateau to former Nile floodplain
heritageSiteWithin Giza pyramid complex NERFINISHED
isPartOfProcessionalSystem Khafre pyramid complex processional route
linkedMonument Khafre Valley Temple NERFINISHED
Pyramid of Khafre (Giza Pyramid II) NERFINISHED
locatedIn Egypt
Giza NERFINISHED
Giza Plateau NERFINISHED
namedAfter Pharaoh Khafre NERFINISHED
nearbyStructure Great Sphinx of Giza NERFINISHED
Sphinx Temple NERFINISHED
orientation east–west
partOf Pyramid Complex of Khafre NERFINISHED
pharaohReign reign of Khafre
religiousContext Ancient Egyptian funerary religion
siteType monumental ramp
terminusAtPlateau mortuary temple of Khafre NERFINISHED
terminusAtValley valley temple of Khafre NERFINISHED
usedFor royal funerary ceremonies
transport of building materials and goods

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Valley Temple of Khafre connectedTo Causeway of Khafre