Pyramid of Djedefre 07
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Radjedef-PyramideDie Radjedef-Pyramide ist die Ruine einer altägyptischen Pyramide, deren Bau in der 4. Dynastie um 2580 bis 2570 v. Chr. für König (Pharao) Radjedef (Djedefre), Sohn und Nachfolger des Königs Cheops, begonnen, aber vermutlich nicht vollendet und später exzessiv ihrer Steine beraubt wurde. Sie befindet sich beim heutigen Ort Abu Roasch und ist nach der nicht mehr vorhandenen Pyramide von Athribis und der benachbarten Lepsius-I-Pyramide die drittnördlichste bekannte Pyramide Ägyptens. .. weiterlesen