Royal necropolis

A royal necropolis is a specialized burial site designated for royalty, nobility, or high-ranking officials. These cemeteries often feature elaborate tombs and monuments, reflecting the status and wealth of the individuals interred there. Historically, they served as final resting places that also demonstrated political power and cultural beliefs about the afterlife. Examples include Egypt’s Valley of the Kings and Italy’s Tomb of the Scipios. Such sites provide valuable insights into ancient societies’ customs, artistry, and social hierarchy, making them important archaeological and historical resources.