Ancient Egyptian monuments, buildings and inscriptions span the period from the 3rd to the 19th Dynasty (ca. 2700 BC–1100 BC), although most monuments date only to the Twelfth Dynasty. Two Third Dynasty rock tables of king
Sanakht are found in the valley, as is one of
Djoser and two virtually identical tables of king
Sekhemkhet. Tables of
Sneferu and
Khufu from the Fourth Dynasty are also found there. Sahure raised a monument depicting himself "smiting the Mentju of all foreign lands" which was found at Maghareh. Fifth Dynasty rock tablets include those of King
Nyuserre Ini accompanied by a libation vase and images of the gods
Horus and
Thoth, one of king
Menkauhor Kaiu, and three of king
Djedkare Isesi. File:Sahure Wadi Maghara.jpg|Relief of
Sahure, Wadi Maghara. File:Niuserre Iny Wadi Maghara.jpg|Relief of
Nyuserre Ini, Wadi Maghara. File:Menkauhor Wadi Maghara.png|Relief of
Menkauhor Kaiu, Wadi Maghara. File:Relief of Djedkare Isesi Wadi Maghara.png|Relief of
Djedkare Isesi, Wadi Maghara. ==Notes==