The Pyramid Lepsius XXIV and XXV
These pyramids, named no. 24 and 25 in Carl Lepsius's
survey, lies directly south of the pyramid of Khentkawes II. Lepsius XXIV
is a larger structure then Khentkawes'. There is a large corridor on the north
side leading to an underground pit. What makes this pyramid so interesting
are the many worker's and surveyor's marks visible on the pyramid. Egyptologist
believe that the pyramid belongs to a Queen of Raneferef, but the evidence
is conjectural.
