Tomb of Khentkaus I 2
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Grab der Chentkaus I.Das Grab der Chentkaus I. ist ein auf dem Plateau von Gizeh gelegenes eigentümliches Grabmonument der altägyptischen Königin Chentkaus I., das sowohl Elemente einer Pyramide, einer Mastaba und eines Felsengrabs in sich vereint. Aufgrund der Größe und der Stufenstruktur wird es oftmals als „vierte Pyramide von Gizeh“ bezeichnet. Es ist das einzige altägyptische Grabmal, das in dieser Form gebaut wurde. Es befindet sich in der Nekropole von Gizeh südöstlich der drei großen Pyramiden in unmittelbarer Nähe der großen Sphinx. .. weiterlesen