Exploring Ancient Egypt: Step Pyramid of Djoser & Famous Tombs Join Dee on a journey through Ancient Egypt as we explore the Step Pyramid of Djoser, the earliest known pyramid, along with the Tomb of Two Brothers, Pyramid of Unas, Tomb of Mehu, Tomb of Maya, and the Tomb of Horemheb. Dating back to 2000–3000 BC, the Step Pyramid may not be ""pretty,"" but its history and ancient writings are mesmerizing. Feel the raw, primitive power of these ancient lands and discover why perfection isn’t alway

Djoser’s Step Pyramid 4,700 Years Old: Egypt’s First Monument Restored

Exploring Ancient Egypt: Step Pyramid of Djoser & Famous Tombs Join Dee on a journey through Ancient Egypt as we explore the Step Pyramid of Djoser, the earliest known pyramid, along with the Tomb of Two Brothers, Pyramid of Unas, Tomb of Mehu, Tomb of Maya, and the Tomb of Horemheb. Dating back to 2000–3000 BC, the Step Pyramid may not be ""pretty,"" but its history and ancient writings are mesmerizing. Feel the raw, primitive power of these ancient lands and discover why perfection isn’t alway

Statue of King Djoser in His Serdab – Step Pyramid Complex, Saqqara This limestone statue of King Djoser, builder of Egypt’s first pyramid (Third Dynasty, ca. 2630–2611 BCE), is the oldest surviving life-sized royal statue in Egypt. It originally stood within a serdab—a sealed chamber in the mortuary temple—allowing the king’s ka (spirit) to observe rituals and receive offerings through two narrow eyeholes in the wall. Discovered in situ in 1924, the statue once had lifelike inlaid eyes made of

Djoser pyramid also called as Step Pyramid. Archaeological remain.

The Pyramid of The Pharaoh Djoser Saqqara, Egypt