el-Lisht

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el-Lisht is an archaeological site in Egypt notable for its Middle Kingdom royal necropolis, including the pyramids of Pharaohs Amenemhat I and Senusret I.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Egyptian site
archaeological site
associatedWith 12th Dynasty royal family NERFINISHED
Pharaoh Amenemhat I NERFINISHED
Pharaoh Senusret I NERFINISHED
contains causeways
cemetery of officials
funerary temples
mastaba tombs
pyramid of Amenemhat I NERFINISHED
pyramid of Senusret I NERFINISHED
pyramid subsidiary structures
rock-cut tombs
country Egypt
dateOfConstruction reign of Amenemhat I
reign of Senusret I
dateOfFlourishing early 2nd millennium BCE
excavatedBy American archaeological missions
Egyptian archaeological missions
Metropolitan Museum of Art NERFINISHED
hasArchaeologicalFind coffins
funerary equipment
pyramid texts fragments
statues
stelae
hasPeriod 12th Dynasty of Egypt NERFINISHED
Middle Kingdom of Egypt NERFINISHED
heritageStatus important Middle Kingdom site
languageOfInscriptions Ancient Egyptian NERFINISHED
locatedIn Lower Egypt NERFINISHED
Nile Valley NERFINISHED
locatedNear Faiyum region NERFINISHED
Memphis (ancient Egypt) NERFINISHED
modern village of Lisht
locatedSouthOf Cairo NERFINISHED
nearbySite Dahshur NERFINISHED
Saqqara NERFINISHED
notableFor pyramids of Amenemhat I and Senusret I NERFINISHED
royal necropolis
partOf ancient Egyptian necropolis system
researchTopics Middle Kingdom pyramid construction
administration of Middle Kingdom Egypt
royal ideology in the Middle Kingdom
usedAs elite cemetery
royal burial ground
writingSystemUsed hieratic
hieroglyphs

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