Third Dynasty

The Third Dynasty of ancient Egypt marks the beginning of the Old Kingdom. This period is known for significant advancements in architecture, particularly the construction of the first true pyramids. The most notable pharaoh of this dynasty is Djoser, who commissioned the Step Pyramid at Saqqara, designed by his architect Imhotep.

Key Pharaohs:

• Sanakht
• Djoser
• Sekhemkhet
• Khaba
• Huni

Significant Achievements:

• Construction of the Step Pyramid at Saqqara
• Development of the first true pyramids
• Advancements in architecture and engineering