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A burial site in ancient Egypt near the city of Memphis in Lower Egypt; primarily noted for the Serapeum and Step Pyramid of king Djoser (2668-2649 BCE) of the 3rd Dynasty (2686-2613 BCE).
The Serapeum was an immense underground structure near Sakkara which served as the burial site of the Apis Bull and was the center of worship for the god Serapis.
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