Kama (queen)
Kama (also Kamorama Merimut II ; 790 to 749 BC) is the name of an ancient Egyptian queen, mother of Osorkon III. , which can be assigned to the 22nd or 23rd dynasty . Her completely preserved grave, which was equipped with valuable grave goods, was discovered in Leontopolis near Bubastis , a region in which the goddess Bastet enjoyed great cult status .
literature
- Michael Rice: Who's who in ancient Egypt . Routledge, London 1999, ISBN 0-4151-5448-0 , p. 88.
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SURNAME | Kama |
ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Kamorama Merimut II. |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | ancient egyptian queen |
DATE OF BIRTH | 8th century BC Chr. |
DATE OF DEATH | 8th century BC Chr. |
Place of death | Leontopolis |