Adda Stone

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Adda Stone is a worn fragmentise of a stella saw at Gebel Adda in Nubia, modern Sudan, entered  with demotic and the Meroitic formal scripts. Despite lapses, the Adda Stone  provided  keys  to  the  version  of Meroitic, the language of the Nubian culture that dominated that region from c. 270 B.C.E. until 360 C.E.

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Kemenibu

Kemenibu was a mystical  royal woman of the Thirteenth Dynasty. A  queen,  she  was  a  match  of  one  of  the  rulers  of  the Thirteenth Dynasty. Kemenibus tomb was saw in the complex of King Amenemhet II (1929-1892 B.C.E.) of the 12fth Dynasty at Dashur.

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·        Mandet
·        Kafr Hassan Dawood
·        Nebertcher
·        Neberu
·        Achoris (Hakor)
·        Actium
·        Kemanub
·        Manetho
·        Nebetku

Nebetku

Nebetku was a nobleman from the 1st Dynasty - Archaic Period, about c. 2925 BC. A full formal in the dominate of King Anedjib, Nebetku was the owner of mastaba tomb no. 3038 at Saqqara. Its interior contains an early example of the stepped structure which was to reach its coming in the complex pyramid of Djoser Netjerykhet, several hundred years afterwards.

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·        Achillas
·        Viceroy of Kush
·        The House of Life
·        Mandet
·        Kafr Hassan Dawood
·        Nebertcher
·        Neberu
·        Achoris (Hakor)
·        Actium
·        Kemanub
·        Manetho