- The Serapeum of Saqqara is a serapeum located north west of the Pyramid of Djoser at Saqqara, a necropolis near Memphis in Lower Egypt.
- Around the commemorative Column of Diocletian (Pompey’s Pillar) there are the remains of the Serapeum (Arabic name, Amoud el-Sawari...
- My favourite ones? In #Cairo probably the #saqqara site, its mysterious #serapeum and its splendid tombs. #thisisEgypt.
- Serapeum — /ser euh pee euhm/, n., pl. Serapeums, Serapea / pee euh/. a place, as a burial site, building, or group of buildings, dedicated to Serapis.
- The Serapeum of Saqqara, an underground necropolis situated to the north of Saqqara – and approximately 20 kilometers south of Cairo – served as the burial...
- Serapeum ( Serapeon ) ( lat. Serapeum , diğer Yunanca Σεραπεῖον , Mısır . Pr-Wsỉr-Ḥp "Userkhapi Evi" ), Mısır'daki Helenistik tanrı Serapis'e adanmış bir tapınak veya diğer dini...
- It deals with the history of the Lesser Vaults in the Serapeum by combining the evidence given by Mariette with the work of Mohammed Ibrahim Aly.
- Some of interesting points about the Serapeum. It is a catacomb built to house the stone sarcophagi for sacred bulls of the cult of the "god" Apis aka Serapis.
- Ostia. Mar, R. (1992). El serapeum ostiense y la urbanística de la ciudad. Una aproximación a su estudio. BA, 13(15), 31–51.
- The opened part of Serapeum galleries contains 27 items. ... Below is a scheme of the sarcofagus arrangement inside the Serapeum galleries.