Funerary complex of Djoser

Egypt / Giseh / al-Hhawamidiyah /

ancient, archaeological site, ancient civilization

The Djoser funerary complex, built during the reign of Pharaoh Djoser is, in the history of Egyptian architecture, the second structure built in stone. It marks an important evolution of monumental architecture architecturalmoleskine.blogspot.com/2014/09/the-pyramid...

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Coordinates: 29°52'17"N 31°12'59"E

Saqqara 2.1 km
Dahshur Pyramids 5.8 km
Kellia 137 km
Tahpanhes 144 km
Tjaru 162 km
Wadi al-Jarf 173 km
Wadi Mukattab 242 km
Akhetaten (Amarna) 246 km
Amarna 247 km
Mons Porphyritis 353 km

Dry Moat 0.1 km
North Court 0.2 km
Ptahhotep Enclosure 0.5 km
Complex of king Sekhemkhet 0.7 km
New Kingdom necropolis 0.8 km
The great Enclosure (Gisr el-Mudir) 1.1 km
Tombs 1.3 km
Saqqara 1.9 km
Pyramids and Tombs of Abousir 3.1 km
Dahshour Military 10 km

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Dry Moat North Court Ptahhotep Enclosure Complex of king Sekhemkhet New Kingdom necropolis The great Enclosure (Gisr el-Mudir) Tombs Saqqara Pyramids and Tombs of Abousir Dahshour Military