Heliopolis archaeological area

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The Heliopolis archaeological area is an ancient Egyptian cult and temple complex northeast of modern Cairo, historically renowned as a major center of sun worship and religious scholarship.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Egyptian temple complex
archaeological site
religious center
associatedWith Ennead of Heliopolis
Heliopolitan creation myth
country Egypt
culture ancient Egyptian civilization
currentCondition largely destroyed
currentUse archaeological research site
dedicatedTo Atum
Ra
Re
foundedAsReligiousCenterFor solar cult
hasDeity Atum
Geb
Isis
Nephthys
Nut
Osiris
Ra
Seth
Shu
Tefnut
hasPart courtyards
houses of life
libraries
obelisks
priests’ residences
processional ways
sacred precincts
sanctuaries
temple of Ra
hasReligion ancient Egyptian religion
heritageDesignation protected archaeological zone
influenced ancient Egyptian theology
royal ideology in ancient Egypt
knownFor religious scholarship
sun worship
theology of the Ennead
locatedIn Cairo Governorate
Heliopolis
locatedInRegion Lower Egypt
Nile Delta
locatedInTimeZone Eastern European Time
locatedNear Cairo
partOf ancient city of Heliopolis
significantPeriod Late Period of ancient Egypt
Middle Kingdom of Egypt
New Kingdom of Egypt
Old Kingdom of Egypt

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Greater Cairo archaeological region hasPart Heliopolis archaeological area
Abd al-Aziz ibn Marwan residence Heliopolis (near Fustat)
linked to: Heliopolis archaeological area
Temu centerOfCult Heliopolis temple complex
linked to: Heliopolis archaeological area
Bennu residesIn Heliopolis temple complex
linked to: Heliopolis archaeological area