Since ancient Egypt is already famous as a country that became the center of the largest pyramid in the world. But all that is not true. In fact Egypt only has a few pyramids only. A very far comparison if compared with this one country.
As quoted from page theintagenews.com (26/6/2017), most pyramids are in North Africa precisely in Sudan. The pyramids in Sudan are as many as 255 pieces. The pyramid itself begins with the history of an ancient kingdom in the valley of the nile known as Nubia, which is home to three past occupations.
The first work was capitalized in Kerma in the year (2600-1520 BC), the second work centered in the Napata region in the year (1000-300 BC), then the last work was around Meroe (300 BC-300 AD). Kerma is the first neutralized state in Nubia with its own custom forms. While the other two jobs are greatly influenced by Egyptian culture, economy, politics and military.
Meanwhile, the pyramid itself was formed because one of the kingdom is known by the work of Kushite who was then led by the king Piankhi successfully conquered Assyria from Egypt in 656 BC. Eventually a 255 pyramid was built in three places in Nubia for several hundred years as the king and queen's tombs of Nepata and Meroe.
The first pyramid was built in the El-Kurru area. The pyramid is in use as the tombs of the kings and also some of them are feeding the famous queen warriors. The Nepat Pyramid is located in Nuri, on the west bank of the Nile in Nubia. This pyramid is the burial place of 21 kings and 52 rat, and the prince of Anlami and Aspelta. Meanwhile the Nubian pyramid site became the largest in Meroe, where the pyramid is located between the fifth and sixth cataracts of the Nile, about 100 kilometers (62 miles) north of Khartoum. During the Meroitic period, 40 queens and kings were buried there.
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