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The Mastaba (the Arabic word for bench) envisions a pyramid-like structure made of 410,000 brightly colored oil barrels stacked horizontally and rising 492 feet high and 984 feet wide.
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The Mastaba (the Arabic word for bench) envisions a pyramid-like structure made of 410,000 brightly colored oil barrels stacked horizontally and rising 492 feet high and 984 feet wide.
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The Mastaba (the Arabic word for bench) envisions a pyramid-like structure made of 410,000 brightly colored oil barrels stacked horizontally and rising 492 feet (150 meters) high and
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(Mastaba is the Arabic word for bench, and these tombs are so named because they resemble the benches outside shops in the markets.)
Egyptology News 2009
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The Mastaba (the Arabic word for bench) project envisions a pyramid-like structure made of
Denver Post: News: Breaking: Local editor@denverpost.com (<B>By Ula Ilnytzky </B> / 2009
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The Mastaba (the Arabic word for bench) envisions a pyramid-like structure made of 410,000 brightly colored oil barrels stacked horizontally and rising 492 feet high and 984 feet wide.
unknown title 2009
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Discovered by the French archaeologist Auguste Mariette at the turn of the century, the tomb, called the Mastaba of Akhethetep, was covered over with sand and forgotten shortly after the chapel was removed.
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Meanwhile, they write that they will be planting palm trees, eucalyptus trees, thorn trees and other shrubbery around the Mastaba, at a distance, to act as windbreakers, to minimize the force of the sand and windstorms.
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They should drop the landscaping and create a sandstorm around the Mastaba.
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This chapel, on display at the Louvre since 1903, belongs to the recently rediscovered Mastaba of Akhethetep at Saqqara, Egypt.
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