29.8198°N, 31.2258°E.
Queens' pyramid 4 of Senusret III at Dahshur, fourth of seven small queens' pyramids around the main pyramid of pharaoh Senusret III. Construction date approximately 1850 BCE. Original base approximately 17 metres per side; original height around 14 metres at a steep slope. Excavated by Dieter Arnold for the Metropolitan Museum from 1990 onward. The substructure preserved a small vaulted burial chamber and a sandstone sarcophagus broken open in antiquity. The associated canopic equipment names queen Khenmet-nefer-hedjet-Weret I, the senior consort of Senusret III's father Senusret II — confirming that the Dahshur cemetery includes queens of the previous reign as well as the immediate consorts and daughters of Senusret III himself.
A queen's pyramid for a consort of one king buried in the funerary precinct of his son, in the only Middle Kingdom royal complex documented to include cross-generational queens' burials.
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| teotihuacan | 309.49° | 12,342 km |
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