Reconstruction of a mastaba	Reconstruction drawing of the Tomb of King Zoser, Saqqara, c. 2700, Third Dynasty, architect: Imhotep
View of the Step Pyramid of King Zoser
Serdab with statue of King Zoser	Ka Statue of King Zoser.
View of the Heb-Sed courtyard, funerary complex of Zoser.	Relief of King Zoser running the Heb-Sed race.
View of Dummy boats.	Hippotamus Hunt , relief from the Tomb of Ti, c. 2400 B.C.
Relief of offertory procession.

Ka- generally translated "life force." The part of a human that survives the death of the physical body.

Mastaba- a rectangular Egyptian tomb with a flat roof and sloping walls covering a subterranean burial chamber. The term is derived from the Arabic word for "bench."

Serdab- a compartment in an Egyptian tomb which contained the ka statue of the deceased.

Heb-Sed festival- a traditional ceremony during which the king renewed his kingship.

Explore the tomb complex of Zoser through these two links: 1 & 2