The "necropolis of Teti" is a group of Sixth Dynasty pyramid complexes and mastaba-tombs belonging to various noble individuals directly related to Pharaoh Teti. Situated around and in the immediate vicinity of the funerary complex of the king this necropolis is one of the richest parts of the necropolis of Saqqara.
A large cemetery of the Teti’s officials is located to the north of the pyramid. Among the many tombs that form this necropolis of the Sixth Dynasty of Egypt include: pyramid complex of Teti, mastaba of Mereruka, mastaba of Kagemni, pyramid complex of Khuit II, pyramid complex of Iput, pyramid complex of Sesheshet I (the king's mother), mastaba of Tetiankhkem (royal prince, son of Teti and Khuit) and mastaba of Ankhmahor.
