An inscription above the First Cataract describes a seven-year famine during this man's reign and a dream in which he was promised an end to the famine in return for rebuilding the temple of Khnum at Elephantine.  This subject of the oldest life-sized statue ever found was briefly succeeded by Sekhemkhet.  His name was discovered on the burial seal at the tomb of his predecessor, Khasekhemwy, who 
An inscription above the First Cataract describes a seven-year famine during this man's reign and a dream in which he was promised an end to the famine in return for rebuilding the temple of Khnum at Elephantine.  This subject of the oldest life-sized statue ever found was briefly succeeded by Sekhemkhet.  His name was discovered on the burial seal at the tomb of his predecessor, Khasekhemwy, who built a mysterious rectangular wall near one of this man's constructions found on the Saqqara plateau set atop a maze-like necropolis.  FTP, name this founder of the third dynasty whose architect Imhotep built him a stepped structure recognized as the world's first pyramid.
An inscription above the First Cataract describes a seven-year famine during this man's reign and a dream in which he was promised an end to the famine in return for rebuilding the temple of Khnum at Elephantine.  
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