Beit Khallaf

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Beit Khallaf is an archaeological site in Upper Egypt known for its large Early Dynastic mastaba tombs and royal burials.

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instanceOf ancient Egyptian site
archaeological site
chronologicallyAfter Naqada III period cemeteries
chronologicallyBefore Old Kingdom pyramid complexes NERFINISHED
coordinateRegion central Egypt NERFINISHED
country Egypt
distanceFrom about 10 km west of Girga
excavatedBy John Garstang NERFINISHED
excavationEndDate 1902
excavationStartDate 1900
hasArchaeologicalPeriod Early Dynastic Period of Egypt NERFINISHED
Third Dynasty of Egypt NERFINISHED
hasDiscovery human remains
inscribed jar labels
pottery vessels
seal impressions
stone vessels
hasFeature funerary equipment deposits
massive brick superstructures
multiple storage magazines
subterranean burial chambers
hasResearchTopic administration of early Egyptian state
development of royal funerary architecture
transition from mastabas to pyramids
hasStructure Mastaba K1 NERFINISHED
Mastaba K2 NERFINISHED
Mastaba K3 NERFINISHED
Mastaba K4 NERFINISHED
hasStructureType mastaba
heritageDesignationStatus not inscribed on UNESCO World Heritage List (as of 2024)
knownFor large mudbrick mastaba tombs
royal and elite burials
languageOfAncientInscriptions Ancient Egyptian
locatedIn Upper Egypt NERFINISHED
locatedInAdministrativeEntity Sohag Governorate NERFINISHED
locatedNear Nile Valley NERFINISHED
materialUsed mudbrick
partOf Abydos region NERFINISHED
possibleBurialOf King Sanakht NERFINISHED
Third Dynasty royal family members
publicationOfExcavation The Mahasna and Bet Khallaf NERFINISHED

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Nimaathap attestedAtSite Beit Khallaf