16.9390°N, 33.7495°E.
The pyramid of king Natakamani at Meroë, built for one of the most powerful and prolific builder-kings of the Meroitic kingdom, who ruled jointly with his Kandake (queen consort and probable mother) Amanitore from approximately 1 to 50 CE. Original base approximately 11 metres per side; original height around 20 metres at the steep Meroitic slope. Natakamani and Amanitore are jointly responsible for the largest building programme of the Meroitic period: the Lion Temple at Naga, the Amun Temple at Naga, the rebuilding of the Amun Temple at Gebel Barkal, the temple at Wad ban Naga, and substantial restoration work at Meroë itself — their cartouches appear paired on monuments across 250 kilometres of the Kushite kingdom. Excavated as part of the Meroë North Cemetery by George Reisner between 1920 and 1923.
A pyramid for the king whose joint reign with his queen produced more standing temples than any other in Meroitic history, all of them inscribed with both their names side by side.
| Landmark | Bearing | Distance |
|---|---|---|
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| angkor wat | 82.19° | 7,496 km |
| nazca | 260.53° | 12,432 km |
| teotihuacan | 306.24° | 13,427 km |
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| gobekli tepe | 11.67° | 2,312 km |
| machu picchu | 261.59° | 12,135 km |
| easter island | 246.84° | 16,063 km |
| cahokia | 318.14° | 11,510 km |
| sedona | 328.02° | 13,200 km |
| mecca | 51.04° | 810 km |
| jerusalem | 4.85° | 1,656 km |
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| kailash | 62.77° | 5,038 km |
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| chaco canyon | 326.19° | 12,878 km |
| mt shasta | 339.87° | 13,085 km |
| levis stadium | 337.59° | 13,460 km |