Neferhetepes (princess)

Neferhetepes was an ancient Egyptian princess who lived during the Old Kingdom period, specifically the 5th Dynasty. She is primarily known from her burial in a tomb located in the Abusir necropolis, near the pyramid complex of Neferirkare Kakai.

While details about her life are scarce due to the limited surviving evidence, her titles and the context of her burial provide some insight into her status. She held the title "King's Daughter," signifying her direct lineage and royal status within the pharaoh's family.

The decoration and architecture of her tomb suggest that she was a significant figure, although not necessarily of the highest political power. The tomb's construction and the presence of offerings underscore the importance placed upon ensuring her prosperous afterlife, adhering to the religious beliefs of the time.

The discovery of her tomb contributes to our understanding of the burial practices, social structure, and royal family dynamics of the 5th Dynasty. Further research and analysis of the artifacts and inscriptions associated with Neferhetepes may reveal more information about her life and role within the royal court.