29.8686°N, 31.2189°E.
Sixth-Dynasty queen's pyramid at South Saqqara, immediately south of Nebuunet's pyramid in the Pepi I complex, built for Queen Inenek-Inti — also a consort of Pepi I. Construction date approximately 2310 BCE. Excavated by the French mission at Saqqara from 1988 onward. Original base approximately 21 metres per side; original height around 13 metres. The substructure included a vaulted burial chamber inscribed with Pyramid Texts on multiple walls, an alabaster canopic chest, and the limestone sarcophagus emptied in antiquity. A small mortuary chapel on the east face yielded a relief fragment showing the queen seated before an offering table, with her name and titles — including Vizier — preserved in three columns of hieroglyphs. The vizierate held by a royal woman is otherwise unattested in this period.
A king's wife who held one of the highest civil offices in the kingdom, buried under her own pyramid with her own liturgy, and the rest of her biography is a single inscribed wall.
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|---|---|---|
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| angkor wat | 86.50° | 7,613 km |
| nazca | 264.70° | 12,360 km |
| teotihuacan | 309.49° | 12,339 km |
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