The early days of the step pyramid construction

The early days of the step pyramid construction

The Fourth Dynasty of Ancient Egypt is known to have built three pyramids built on the west bank of the Nile near the town of Al-Jizah Giza in northern Egypt around 2575–2465 BC. The Fourth Dynasty of Ancient Egypt is considered the Golden Age of the Ancient Egyptian Empire. It marked the beginning of the Age of Pyramid Building a period of trade with other nations. It lasted from around 2613 to 2494 BC a time of peace and prosperity. Under the group name of the Ancient Egyptian Empire the Third Dynasty through the Sixth Dynasty were often called and still retained their capitals at the time of the construction of the Pyramid of Sneferu. The Fourth Dynasty which is described as the Age of the Capital Pyramids at that time the Age of Pyramid Building from the Third Dynasty was prosperous and peaceful.

Djoser's Step Pyramid 

Until the era of the construction of the pyramid of Sneferu 4th Dynasty which is described as the era of the pyramid capital Memphis is the old capital founded by Pharaoh Menes. At that time the era of the pyramid of Sneferu 4th Dynasty has a more Egyptian culture. The artistic activities of the Egyptians. Sneferu built more pyramids of stone and brick than any other pharaoh with Khufu his successor and son of Heteferes I who built the largest pyramid in Egypt. Every member of the dynasty built at least one pyramid. The evolution from the step pyramid of the Masta Ba to the pyramid with smooth sides like the pyramids on the Giza Plateau used as tombs or monuments. Considered to have founded the most famous ancient kingdom of Ancient Egypt is a symbol of Egypt.

The Saqqara pyramid of ancient Egyptian desert

The ancient pyramids of Saqqara in the desert the great necropolis of Memphis in the past the discovery of a network that extends to include the pyramids of Giza and is home to more than 12 ancient pyramids the discovery of a long-lost ancient tomb at Saqqara pyramid the common people in the past served the nobles in the past who were part of the ancient pyramids.

The discovery of a long-lost ancient tomb at Saqqara pyramid by archaeologists consisting of 250 stone sarcophagi 150 small goddess statues and other artifacts at Saqqara of Djoser the chief architect of the pharaohs between 2630 BC and 2611 BC in ancient Egypt. According to inscriptions and finds on the tomb the name is Tetinebefu a physician in the palace of ancient Egypt circa 2300 to 2118 BC serving during the 6th dynasty King Pepi a priest of the goddess Serket, Serket with protection from venomous animals from scorpions and snakes discovered by archaeologists. It is decorated with beautiful delicate carvings and beautiful bright colors. The fake door is made by painting the person's name.