Beni Hasan (Arabic: بني حسن) is an ancient Egyptian necropolis on the east bank of the Nile. It is located approximately 20 kilometers (12 mi) to the south of modern-day Minya in the region known as Middle Egypt, the area between Asyut and Memphis. While there are some Old Kingdom burials at the site, it was primarily used during the Middle Kingdom.
List of tombs[]
Designation | Owner | Title(s) | Period |
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BH2 | Amenemhat | Nomarch of Mahedj | 12th Dynasty, Senusret I |
BH3 | Khnumhotep II | Nomarch of Mahedj | |
BH4 | Khnumhotep IV | Nomarch of Mahedj | Late 12th Dynasty |
BH13 | Khnumhotep | Royal Scribe | |
BH14 | Khnumhotep I | Nomarch of Mahedj | 12th Dynasty, Amenemhat I |
BH15 | Baket III | Nomarch of Mahedj | 11th Dynasty, Mentuhotep II |
BH17 | Khety | Nomarch of Mahedj | Late 11th and early 12th Dynasty, Mentuhotep II and Amenemhat I |
BH21 | Nakhte | Nomarch of Mahedj | 12th Dynasty |
BH23 | Netjernakhte | Overseer of the Eastern Desert | 12th Dynasty |
BH27 | Ramushenti | Nomarch of Mahedj | 11th Dynasty |
BH29 | Baket I | Nomarch of Mahedj | 11th Dynasty |
BH33 | Baket II | Nomarch of Mahedj | 11th Dynasty |