Mastaba S3504, Ancient tomb in Egypt
Mastaba S3504 is an ancient Egyptian mudbrick tomb located at Saqqara.
The structure dates back to the 1st Dynasty, approximately over 5000 years ago.
Mastabas are integral part of Early Dynastic period funerary practices.
S3504 notably lacks inscriptions rendering identification of the owner challenging.
Unique for its two-stele facade, a rarity among mastabas of the era.
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