Beit Khallaf (possible)

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Beit Khallaf is an early dynastic Egyptian archaeological site in Upper Egypt, notable for its large mudbrick mastaba tombs.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Egyptian site
archaeological site
architecturalSignificance transition between early mastabas and later pyramid complexes
associatedWithDynasty Third Dynasty of Egypt NERFINISHED
associatedWithRuler Djoser NERFINISHED
Sanakht NERFINISHED
burialType shaft tombs beneath mastabas
chronologicalSignificance evidence for early royal funerary architecture
country Egypt
culture Early Dynastic Egypt NERFINISHED
dateRange 3rd Dynasty
excavatedBy John Garstang NERFINISHED
excavationEndDate 1902
excavationStartDate 1900
foundArtifacts human remains
pottery
seal impressions
stone vessels
function elite cemetery
royal or high-official burials
hasAccess by desert track from Nile valley
hasArchaeologicalSiteType cemetery
tomb field
hasConstructionTechnique corbelled roofing in substructures
thick mudbrick walls
hasFeature mudbrick mastaba tombs
hasOrientation tombs generally oriented north–south
hasStructureType massive superstructures
subterranean burial chambers
hasSubstructureFeature blocking walls
magazine rooms
multiple chambers
hasTomb Mastaba K1 NERFINISHED
Mastaba K2 NERFINISHED
Mastaba K3 NERFINISHED
Mastaba K4 NERFINISHED
Mastaba K5 NERFINISHED
locatedIn Upper Egypt NERFINISHED
locatedInAdministrativeEntity Sohag Governorate NERFINISHED
locatedWestOf Nile River NERFINISHED
materialUsed mudbrick
stone (limited use)
nearbySettlement modern village of Beit Khallaf NERFINISHED
notableFor large mudbrick mastabas
partOf Abydos region NERFINISHED
period Early Dynastic Period NERFINISHED
referencedInWork The Third Egyptian Dynasty (John Garstang) NERFINISHED
siteCondition partially ruined mastabas

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Nimaathap burialPlace Beit Khallaf (possible)