archeological evidences suggest that sahure's building activities were mostly concentrated in abusir and its immediate vicinity, where he constructed his pyramid and where his sun temple is probably located. also nearby was the palace of sahure, called "uetjes neferu sahure", "sahure's splendor soars up to heaven". the palace is known from an inscription on beef tallow containers discovered in february 2011 in neferefre's mortuary temple. a second palace, "the crown of sahure appears", is known from an inscription in the tomb of his chief physician.