Cairo Stone

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The Cairo Stone is an ancient Egyptian basalt slab inscribed with royal annals that, together with the Palermo Stone, preserves one of the earliest known historical records of Egypt’s kings and major events.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Egyptian artifact
basalt slab
royal annals inscription
associatedWith Egyptian king lists NERFINISHED
Egyptian monarchy NERFINISHED
category Egyptian stelae
archaeological artifacts of Egypt
chronologicalScope early Egyptian history
chronologyRole primary source for early Egyptian king chronology
complements Palermo Stone NERFINISHED
country Egypt
culture ancient Egypt NERFINISHED
function historical record
genre annalistic inscription
king list
inscriptionTechnique carved
inscriptionType royal annals
language Ancient Egyptian
material basalt
medium stone
partOf Egyptian Royal Annals NERFINISHED
periodDocumented Old Kingdom of Egypt NERFINISHED
early dynastic period of Egypt
records notable economic events
notable political events
notable religious events
reigns of Egyptian kings
relatedTo Palermo Stone NERFINISHED
script hieroglyphic
significance key source for early Egyptian chronology
one of the earliest known historical records of Egypt’s kings
subjectOfInscription Egyptian kings
major events
usedFor reconstructing early Egyptian history
studying royal succession in ancient Egypt
writingSystem Egyptian hieroglyphs

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Palermo Stone relatedArtifact Cairo Stone
South Saqqara Stone relatedTo Cairo Stone