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MEDINET MADI, the town of Amenemhat III: Its new life as archaeological park in Fayum

The history of Medinet Madi “The city of the past” starts in the Middle Kingdom, in the beginning of the II millennium BCE, with the foundation, within an agricultural project in the Fayoum region, of a town called Dja, and the construction of a temple by Amenemaht III and Amenemaht IV dedicated to the cobra goddess Renenutet and the crocodile god “Sobek of Shedet” patron of the entire region and its capital Shedet –“Horus who resides in Shedet”.