Beni Hasan

Beni Hasan is an archaeological site in Egypt, notable for its ancient tombs that date back to the Middle Kingdom (around 2050–1710 BC). Located in the Minya region, the site features richly decorated tombs with paintings depicting daily life, hunting scenes, and offerings to the gods. The most famous of these tombs belongs to a high-ranking official named Khnumhotep II, showcasing intricate artwork and the significance of funerary practices at the time. Beni Hasan offers valuable insights into ancient Egyptian culture, social structures, and the beliefs surrounding death and the afterlife.