Pyramid of Khentkaus I, Step pyramid in Egypt
The Pyramid of Khentkaus I, also known as the fourth pyramid of Giza, stands at the necropolis.
This monument likely dates back to the 4th dynasty during the Old Kingdom of Egypt.
Khentkaus I is thought to have been a queen and possibly a pharaoh of ancient Egypt.
Located near the Great Pyramid, it offers insight into the less-known part of Egyptian history.
Distinct from traditional pyramids, its structure combines elements of a step pyramid, mastaba, and rock-cut tomb.
Location: Giza
Floors above the ground: 2
Elevation above the sea: 31 m
Height: 17 m
Length: 43.7 m
Width: 45.8 m
Material: limestone
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