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Maru-Aten - Egypt Museum

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Maru-Aten reconstruction by Whetton & Grosch. Maru-Aten was not a palace in the traditional domestic sense, but more a ritual garden estate with strong royal and possibly sacred associations. While Princess Meritaten (daughter of Akhenaten & Nefertiti) may have resided there temporarily, but it wasn’t likely a full-time domestic residence like a proper palace, more so a retreat rather than a permeant household. Though it has since been destroyed…
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Maru-Aten - Egypt Museum

Maru-Aten reconstruction by Whetton & Grosch. Maru-Aten was not a palace in the traditional domestic sense, but more a ritual garden estate with strong royal and possibly sacred associations. While Princess Meritaten (daughter of Akhenaten & Nefertiti) may have resided there temporarily, but it wasn’t likely a full-time domestic residence like a proper palace, more so a retreat rather than a permeant household. Though it has since been destroyed…

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Egypt Museum broke the news in on Monday, August 4, 2025.
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