Miscellaneous
We explore the central identity of Giza Necropolis as a Pharaonic construction, i.e. it exists as a collection of Pharaonic stones. Its Pharaonic character is immediately identified to the Old Kingdom Pharaonic state. We explore an argument for conferring legal personhood status to this Pharaonic identity and discuss precedent for doing so. Once we have retrieved personhood status, we then go on to discuss key ethical concepts.