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Explore the rich depth of knowledge we have of the Old Kingdom in Ancient Egypt. The Giza Building Project is a centralized online resource for fact and theory on Egypt's Old Kingdom (from Dynasty I through VII).  There is an enormous wealth of information on this time period ranging from Kent Weeks' multi-volume work on the Western Cemetery; to Mark Lehner's work on the village of the Workers; to Janice Kamrin's work on private tombs at Beni Hassan;  to articles by independent scholars that are making their way through the system with no Egyptological "credentials" at all.  Creating awareness of these resources is the primary goal of this site.

Within the Old Kingdom, we also provide a further focus on the activities and accomplishments of the most famous Dynasty IV Pharaoh, Khufu (Khnumkhuf).  The Khufu Project is a dynamic, expanding  resource concentrating on the structures built by this king.  In conjunction with that growing enlightenment, we come to know more about the beliefs, worldview and technologies held by the remarkable culture that achieved so much, so long ago.

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