San al-Hagar (Tanis)

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San al-Hagar (Tanis) is an ancient Egyptian city in the Nile Delta that served as a royal capital during the Third Intermediate Period and is renowned for its temples and archaeological remains.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Egyptian city
archaeological site
former national capital
ancientName Tanis NERFINISHED
associatedWithDeity Amun NERFINISHED
Khonsu NERFINISHED
Mut NERFINISHED
capitalDuring Third Intermediate Period NERFINISHED
Twenty-first Dynasty of Egypt NERFINISHED
Twenty-second Dynasty of Egypt NERFINISHED
containsTombOf Amenemope NERFINISHED
Osorkon II NERFINISHED
Psusennes I NERFINISHED
Shoshenq II NERFINISHED
Takelot I NERFINISHED
country Egypt
excavatedBy Pierre Montet NERFINISHED
excavationStartApprox 1930s
hasArchaeologicalPeriod Late Period
New Kingdom (reused monuments) NERFINISHED
Third Intermediate Period NERFINISHED
hasFeature colossal statues
obelisks
royal tombs
sacred lake
stone blocks reused from earlier monuments
temple enclosure walls
hasFind gold funerary mask of Psusennes I
granite obelisks from earlier dynasties
inscribed stelae
royal jewelry hoards
silver coffin of Psusennes I NERFINISHED
hasTemple Temple of Amun NERFINISHED
Temple of Khonsu NERFINISHED
Temple of Mut NERFINISHED
heritageStatus important national archaeological site of Egypt
knownFor archaeological remains
royal necropolis of the Third Intermediate Period NERFINISHED
temples
locatedIn Lower Egypt
Nile Delta NERFINISHED
Sharqia Governorate NERFINISHED
mentionedIn Hebrew Bible as Zoan
modernName San al-Hagar NERFINISHED
nearbyModernSettlement San al-Hagar al-Qibliyah NERFINISHED
regionType Delta city
reusesMonumentsFrom Memphis NERFINISHED
Pi-Ramesses NERFINISHED
servedAs royal capital of Egypt

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Sharqia Governorate hasHistoricSite San al-Hagar (Tanis)