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Places in Sudan matching “River Nile State, Bayuda, Meroë North” · Mysteria

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Places in Sudan matching “River Nile State, Bayuda, Meroë North”

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🇸🇩 Sudan · Pyramid

Meroë North Cemetery — Pyramid Beg. N.9 (King Tabirqo)

Meroitic Kingdom, c.180–170 BCE · Kushite (Meroitic)

Royal pyramid Beg. N.9 in North Cemetery of Meroë belonging to King Tabirqo (Adikhalamani Tabirqo, c.180–170 BCE).

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🇸🇩 Sudan · Pyramid

Meroë North Cemetery — Pyramid Beg. N.19 (King Nasakhma)

Meroitic, early, c.300–250 BCE · Kushite (Meroitic)

North Cemetery pyramid Beg. N.19 for King Nasakhma (c.300–250 BCE), elderly ruler, 16.8 m base, steep sandstone pyramid. Reisner Harvard-Boston 1921 cleared chapel with offering table looted.