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Double Pyramid

The Double Pyramid, also known as Lepsius XXV, designates a pair of adjacent monuments located on the south-eastern edge of the Abusir necropolis, south of the pyramid Lepsius XXIV and of the pyramid of Khentkaus II. The pair of monuments was built during the mid-Fifth Dynasty, likely during Nyuserre Ini's reign, for two female members of the extended…

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Prussian Expedition to EgyptDeKarl Richard LepsiusLudwig Borchardt5th Dynasty
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Tomb complex

Mortuary templeVestibulePapyrusAlabaster
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Eastern tomb (Lepsius XXV/1)

SarcophagusCanopic jars
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West tomb (Lepsius XXV/2)

SpoliationStratification
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Ancient name
rś mrwj Res Merwy The Two [Pyramids] are Watchful
Base
1: 27.7 m × 21.53 m 2: 21.7 m × 15.7 m
Constructed
c. 2430 BC
Height
6 meters
Material
limestone
Slope
78°

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Eastern tomb (Lepsius XXV/1)

West tomb (Lepsius XXV/2)

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Double Pyramid

Nodes32
Edges31
Triples14
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.0625
Components1

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Double Pyramid

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related to External links · 7
Double Pyramid → Abusir Pyramid Field, January, Miroslav Verner, New Archaeological Discoveries, Photo, Praga, Wayback Machine
Ancient name · 1
Double Pyramid → rś mrwj Res Merwy The Two [Pyramids] are Watchful
Base · 1
Double Pyramid → 1: 27.7 m × 21.53 m 2: 21.7 m × 15.7 m
Constructed · 1
Double Pyramid → c. 2430 BC
Height · 1
Double Pyramid → 6 meters
Material · 1
Double Pyramid → limestone
Slope · 1
Double Pyramid → 78°
Type · 1
Double Pyramid → mastaba or pyramid base

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pyramid tomb double structure lepsius xxv chamber pyramids chapel mastaba found located also limestone two abusir magdolen eastern base western

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Double PyramidAncient namerś mrwj Res Merwy The Two [Pyramids] are Watchful1.00infobox
Double PyramidBase1: 27.7 m × 21.53 m 2: 21.7 m × 15.7 m1.00infobox
Double PyramidConstructedc. 2430 BC1.00infobox
Double PyramidHeight6 meters1.00infobox
Double PyramidMateriallimestone1.00infobox
Double PyramidSlope78°1.00infobox
Double PyramidTypemastaba or pyramid base1.00infobox
Double Pyramidrelated to External linksNew Archaeological Discoveries0.60section
Double Pyramidrelated to External linksAbusir Pyramid Field0.60section
Double Pyramidrelated to External linksMiroslav Verner0.60section
Double Pyramidrelated to External linksPraga0.60section
Double Pyramidrelated to External linksWayback Machine0.60section

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