Giza
The museum was built at Saqqara area in memory of Imhotep - the architect of the pyramidal tomb of King Djoser, and the first to use stone on a large scale for building an integrated hierarchical group. The museum consists of six halls displaying a varied: statues, coffins, paintings, utensils, architectural elements and other excavated objects from Saqqara archaeological site. The most distinctive halls in the museum are: a complete simulated tomb that displays a mummy, a wooden coffin, and a number of funeral furniture, in addition to a hall dedicated to the memory of the architect and archaeologist Jean-Philippe, who devoted his life to the restoration of King Djoser's pyramid collection.
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