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Al-LASHT

Al-Lasht village is one of the villages of Al-Ayat center in Giza governorate in Egypt. It is one of the important archeological sites, which has Pharaonic monuments, and the area where there is a pyramid. "Lasht" was called in the Pharaonic era, "Thawi"
meaning holding on the ground.
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The capital of Egypt was taken at the beginning of the Middle Kingdom era. A complex still obscure to the existence of its most mysteries and archaeological treasures still buried underground in this area, described by the archaeologists in the pristine region, which has not come close to any archaeological nearly a century ago. The capital of Egypt was taken at the beginning of the Pharaonic ages. The area is an extension of the famous Manfeh cemetery, located south of Dahshur, 50 km south of Cairo.

King Amenemhat the first is the one who established this area where he built his pyramid group consisting of the valley temple and the ascending road and the funerary temple and the pyramid named his name and around it there are tombs dedicated to senior men of the state in his time were revealed some at the beginning of the last century by an archaeological mission