The Kahun Cemetery, located in Kahun, Egypt, is an ancient burial site dating back to the Middle Kingdom of ancient Egypt, around 2000 BCE. It is known for its well-preserved tombs and unique burial practices, reflecting the beliefs and customs of the time. The cemetery primarily served the workers who built the nearby pyramid of Amenemhat II. Archaeological excavations at Kahun have revealed a variety of artifacts, including pottery, tools, and jewelry, which provide insight into the daily lives of the inhabitants. The site is significant for understanding the social structure and culture of ancient Egyptian society during the Middle Kingdom period.