About: Saqqara Tomb S3507

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Saqqara Tomb S3507 has been tentatively ascribed as the burial place of Herneith due to inscribed vases bearing the name of Djer, constructed of mudbrick inside the superstructure was a pyramidal mound of earth. Another sealing names Djer's successor Den and another sealing Qaa.

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rdfs:label	Saqqara Tomb S3507
rdfs:comment	Saqqara Tomb S3507 has been tentatively ascribed as the burial place of Herneith due to inscribed vases bearing the name of Djer, constructed of mudbrick inside the superstructure was a pyramidal mound of earth. Another sealing names Djer's successor Den and another sealing Qaa.
dcterms:subject	Early Dynastic Period Saqqara First Dynasty Burial
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Occupants	Herneith
Dynasty	First Dynasty
Location	Saqqara
abstract	Saqqara Tomb S3507 has been tentatively ascribed as the burial place of Herneith due to inscribed vases bearing the name of Djer, constructed of mudbrick inside the superstructure was a pyramidal mound of earth. Another sealing names Djer's successor Den and another sealing Qaa.

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