Beni Hasan is an ancient Egyptian archaeological site located in the central part of Egypt, near the modern town of Minya. It dates back to the Middle Kingdom, around 2000 BCE, and is known for its rock-cut tombs that feature intricate wall paintings and carvings. These tombs belonged to local nobility and provide valuable insights into the art, culture, and daily life of ancient Egyptians. The site is particularly famous for its tomb paintings, which depict various scenes, including hunting, dancing, and agricultural activities. These artworks are significant for understanding the social structure and beliefs of the time. Beni Hasan remains an important site for Egyptologists and historians studying ancient Egyptian civilization.