Abu Rawash

Abu Rawash, Abu Raboach , Abu Roach, Abu Roash.
Al Norte de Giza, a unos 8 kms encontramos esta zona donde se encuentra la pirámide de Djedefre y otras pirámides y donde un equipo de excavadores encontró restos de una cuarta pirámide.

Aqui os dejo un vídeo interectivo

http://www.talkingpyramids.com/abu-roash/

y aqui una foto de la pirámide ,tambien de la misma web.



Aquí tenéis el plano de la pirámide:



(fuente de la foto touregypt.net

y una foto del corredor descendente, también de la misma fuente.

Imagen de Abu Rawach

wikipedia

Este es el nombre de la pirámide



Djedefre fue el primer faraón que ostentó el título de "Hijo de Ra", posiblemente él eligió esa zona para construir su pirámide porque está la zona situada al este de Heliopolis

Después de haber estado por la zona, cuelgo algunas fotos



Se trata de la fosa de la barca funeraria
rampa procesional



Cuelgo una foto para que veais lo que han puesto para evitar que caigan piedras, claro que si se desprende una grande arrastra el artilugio.

es la rampa de entrada.

Otra foto

Y esta es la foto cuándo bajé

de La zona en el mapa Aqui vemos una foto de la cámara cuando estaban haciendo excavaciones aqui una foto en la que se pueden ver las telas metálicas de protección Y la bajada: fuente: http://guardians.net/egypt/djed1.htm Vistas del templo mortuorio fuente de las 2 fotos: touregypt

articulo:

Rawash The pyramid of Djedefre is located in Abu Rawash, about eight kilometers north of Giza. Djedefre, the son of Khufu, ascended the throne after his father’s death. We know that Djedefre was Khufu’s heir because his name was found in cartouches on the limestone blocks covering the boat of Khufu. Djedefre, the first pharaoh to bear the title ‘Son of Re’, chose this location for his tomb in order to be closer to Heliopolis, the center of the Sun Cult. It has also been suggested that Djedefre’s move from the necropolis of Giza to Abu Rawash may have taken place in order to reduce the risk of destruction. Recent excavation of the site has proved that there was no destruction of the site during the Old Kingdom. There is evidence to suggest that the original construction of Djedefre’s pyramid was for a step pyramid that was completed during his reign. The Swiss expedition that worked on the site believed that the angle of the pyramid was 52 degrees. The pyramid was surround by a wall, and its funerary temple was built using mud brick. The workmen’s shops were built on the north end of the wall, and there was a boat pit on the south side. The pyramid had a long causeway that stretched out for about 1700m. The pyramid of Djedefre is a quarter of the size of the pyramid of Khufu, but the height of the Abu Rawash plateau is 20m higher than the Giza Plateau. The Swiss expedition discovered a pyramid of a queen, located to the southeast of the main pyramid. In addition to the many excavation projects, the SCA is developing a site management plan for Abu Rawash. (Photo: SCA) http://www.drhawass.com/photoblog/abu-rawash?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email