Queen Ha

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Queen Ha is the earliest known woman by name in recorded history.^{[clarification needed]} She lived in the Naqada III or Predynastic period of time roughly 3150 to 3120 BC. She was married to King Ka.

Tomb and artifacts[]

A royal Serekh was found with her name on it in a tomb in Abydos, Egypt.

See also[]

• Thinis

References[]

• William Matthew Flinders Petrie (3 June 1853 – 28 July 1942) - A history of Egypt Published in 1894

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