ancient city of Memphis

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The ancient city of Memphis was a major capital of early dynastic and Old Kingdom Egypt, serving as a political, religious, and commercial center near the Nile Delta.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient city
archaeological site
former national capital
ancientEgyptianName Ineb-hedj
Men-nefer
linked to: Ineb-hedj
ArabicName Manf
associatedWithText Shabaka Stone
capitalOf Early Dynastic Egypt
Egypt
Old Kingdom Egypt
capitalPeriod Early Dynastic Period
Old Kingdom
parts of Middle Kingdom
parts of New Kingdom
chiefGod Ptah
country Egypt
culture Ancient Egyptian civilization
linked to: Pharaonic Egypt
declineCause rise of Alexandria
declinePeriod Late Period of Egypt
floruit 3rd millennium BCE
foundedBy Menes
linked to: Narmer

Narmer
governorate Giza Governorate
GreekName Memphis
hasDeity Nefertem
Ptah
Sekhmet
hasNecropolis Abu Sir
linked to: Abu Sir necropolis

Dahshur
linked to: Dahshur necropolis

Giza
Saqqara
linked to: Saqqara necropolis
hasNotableMonument Alabaster Sphinx of Memphis
colossus of Ramesses II
linked to: Abu Simbel temples
hasTemple Great Temple of Ptah
inception early 3rd millennium BCE
knownFor administrative center of pharaonic state
crafts and workshops
statues and colossi of pharaohs
locatedIn Lower Egypt
Nile Delta region
linked to: Lower Egypt
locatedNear Giza Plateau
linked to: Giza

Saqqara necropolis
modern city of Cairo
locatedOn west bank of the Nile
modernLocality Mit Rahina
partOf Memphite region
linked to: Lower Egypt
region Africa
religiousRole center of the Memphite Theology
significance commercial center of ancient Egypt
political center of ancient Egypt
religious center of ancient Egypt
strategicLocation apex of the Nile Delta
tradeRole hub between Upper and Lower Egypt
UNESCOInscriptionYear 1979
UNESCOSiteId 86
UNESCOSiteName Memphis and its Necropolis – the Pyramid Fields from Giza to Dahshur
UNESCOWorldHeritageSite yes

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Memphis, Tennessee namedAfter Memphis, Egypt
linked to: ancient city of Memphis
Saqqara necropolis associatedWithCity Memphis, ancient capital of Egypt
linked to: ancient city of Memphis
Abu Sir necropolis nearbySettlement ancient Memphis
linked to: ancient city of Memphis
Manf ArabicNameOf Memphis (ancient Egypt)
linked to: ancient city of Memphis
Mit Rahina museum area locatedNear ancient Memphis
linked to: ancient city of Memphis
Great Temple of Ptah partOf temple complex of Memphis
linked to: ancient city of Memphis
Sahure capital Memphis (ancient Egypt)
linked to: ancient city of Memphis
Catacombs of Sacred Bulls (Apis) associatedCity Memphis (ancient Egyptian capital)
linked to: ancient city of Memphis
Greater Cairo archaeological region associatedWith ancient city of Memphis
Baufra associatedSite Memphis (ancient Egypt)
linked to: ancient city of Memphis
Henutsen residence Memphis (ancient Egypt)
linked to: ancient city of Memphis
Meresankh I associatedWithPlace Memphis (ancient Egypt)
linked to: ancient city of Memphis
Persenet residence Memphis (ancient Egypt)
linked to: ancient city of Memphis
Nyuserre Ini capital Memphis (ancient Egypt)
linked to: ancient city of Memphis
Ankhesenpepi I residence Memphis (ancient Egypt)
linked to: ancient city of Memphis
Djedefhor placeOfActivity Memphis (ancient Egypt)
linked to: ancient city of Memphis
Nubwenet associatedWith Memphis (ancient Egypt)
linked to: ancient city of Memphis