Avaris
The audit adds a verified late-Hyksos palace district at Avaris and a separate early Eighteenth-Dynasty Tuthmosid palace precinct at Ezbet Helmi / Perunefer. Current Austrian research treats palatial architecture at Tell el-Dabʿa as a major field in its own right.
Tell Basta
A colossal palace of Amenemhat III, excavated at Tell Basta, fills a major Middle Kingdom gap in the first version of the registry.
al-Qata’i
The Tulunid capital must be represented not only by the surviving mosque. Ahmad ibn Tulun’s lost Dar al-Imara stood directly beside it, creating another palace-capital episode between Abbasid Egypt and Fatimid Cairo.
Muhammad Ali and Farouk
Al-Gawhara Palace at the Citadel (1814) and Farouk’s Corner at Helwan (1942) extend the modern royal network from formal court palaces to guest, retreat and rest-house architecture.
Sources
- Austrian Archaeological Institute — Tell el-Dabʿa / Avaris
- FWF — Thutmoside Palace Precinct in Avaris
- Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities — Tell Basta
- Archnet — Jami ibn Tulun and the lost Dar al-Imara
- Cairo Governorate — Al-Gawhara Palace at the Citadel
- Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities — Helwan Corner Museum