Tomba di Nefersekheru (Luxor - El Khokha) [www.my-egypt.it]
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Tomba di Neferrenpet (Necropoli di El Khokha) [www.my-egypt.it]
Breve visita alla Tomba di Neferrenpet nella Necropoli di el-Khokha sulla sponda occidentale di Luxor. Per approfondimenti vedi il mio sito: my-egypt.it
EGYPT 659 - NEFERRONPET'S Tomb II *T.T. 178* (by Egyptahotep)
NEFERRONPET'S Tomb II *T.T.178* Valley of the Nobles XXII:
This Tomb is located in El-Khokha,on the west bank of the nile belonging to the Theban Necropolis.
TT178 was the burial place of Neferronpet (also called Kenro), who was a scribe of the treasury in the estate of Amun-Re. Neferronpet called Kenro lived during the reign of Ramesses II (XIX dynasty). He had a wife named Mutemwia (who was chantress of Amun).and the son of a man named Piay.in this tomb there are Four seated statues, being one of them of a priest of Amun named Piay and a woman named Wiay probably his mother.
EGYPT 68 -Thebes Tombs lll-EL ASSASSIF- (by Egyptahotep)
Own images from el ASSASSIF west bank Luxor, look the beautiful tombs and the archaeological excavations
EGYPT 656 - KHAEMHET'S Tomb II *T.T. 57* (by Egyptahotep)
KHAEMHET Tomb II *T.T. 57* Valley of The Nobles XIX:
This Tomb is Also located in Sheikh Abd el Qurna on the West Bank at Luxor (ancient Thebes).This is a beautiful tomb, Although Unfortunately some of The Statues placed inside are damaged.
Khaemhat (also known as Mahu) was Overseer of the Granaries of Upper and Lower Egypt, and also a Royal Scribe. He was married to his wife named Tiyi, moreover in the tomb we can see many attention to another scribe named of Imhotep.
other feature of this tomb is that there are not many details of the rest of his family. For example, don't appear children painted on the walls of this tomb
Tomb of Petosiris , at the Muzawaka Tombs , Dakhla Oasis, Egypt
I am particularly proud of this video ,which is the first showing this amazingly well maintained tomb. The famous Egyptologist Ahmed Fakhry discovered these tombs in 1972 and his initial exclamation -MUZA- which means decorations gave the name to the 300 or so tombs of which the one on this video is probably the most impressive. One can see the ancient Egyptian practices of depicting people sideways blending with the Roman one of people facing forward, The tomb dates to the second century AD and I think the images and decorations reflect the splendid isolation of Dakhla Oasis , 1000 km from the Mediterranean Coast and 700 km west of the Nile /Luxor. During the time we refer this should have been an incredible journey to make
[Wikipedia] TT54
The Theban Tomb TT54 is located in Sheikh Abd el-Qurna, part of the Theban Necropolis, on the west bank of the Nile, opposite to Luxor. It was originally the burial place of the Ancient Egyptian official, Hui who was an official, during the reign of Thutmose IV and Amenhotep III. However, it was usurped later in the 19th Dynasty, by another official Kenro and his son, Khonsu.
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Tombs of Shendwa and Khonsu
Two tombs dating to Ancient Egypt's Sixth Dynasty have been discovered west of the Step Pyramid of Djoser at Saqqara. The 4200 year-old tombs appear to have belonged to a father and son, named Shendwa and Khonsu respectively.
Inside the father's was found a beautiful false door (pictured right) with a typical depiction of the deceased in front of an offering table filled with provisions. The accompanying text gives the titles of Shendwa, including 'cheif of scribes', 'overseer of missions' and other standard titles.
When I managed to get to the shaft I have found that it was intact as it was difficult to get to and even tomb robbers couldn't get to it. -- Zahi Hawass
The official SCA press release:
Two rock-hewn painted tombs considered as two of the most distinguished tombs ever found from the Old Kingdom were discovered last week at Saqqara necropolis. Cultural Minister, Mr. Farouk Hosni, announced today that the tombs were found during a routine excavation carried out by an Egyptian mission at an area called Gisr El-Mudir located to the west of the Step Pyramid of Djoser. The team has been working in the area since 1968. Dr. Zahi Hawass, Secretary General of the SCA, who is also the leader of the excavation mission, said that the tombs belong to a father, Shendwa, and his son, Khonsu. The father's tomb consists of a painted false door depicting scenes of the deceased seated before an offering table. The door also bears the different titles of the tomb's owner who was a top governmental official during the Sixth Dynasty (2374-2191 BC). He was the head of the royal scribes and the supervisor of the missions as well as other honorary titles. The tomb's burial shaft is located directly beneath the false door, meters below the ground level.
When Dr. Hawass descended into the tomb he realized that it was intact and had not previously been plundered by tomb robbers. Unfortunately Shendwas's wooden sarcophagus had disintegrated due to humidity and erosion. Beside the sarcophagus, a collection of limestone jars was found including five offering vessels carved in the shape of a duck. Upon opening the vessels, Dr. Hawass discovered that the bones of the ducks were still intact.
Inside the burial shaft a painted relief and a 30 cm tall obelisk made of limestone were also discovered. This obelisk is a symbol of worshiping the sun god Re, said Hawass pointing out that the ancient Egyptians of the Old Kingdom used to erect small obelisks in front of their tombs and inside the temples related to the tombs of the Queens' pyramids. Next to the father's tomb, excavators discovered Shendwa's son Khonsu. It is a beautifully painted tomb with a false door bearing Khonsu's different titles. It appears that Khonsu inherited the same titles as his father. Excavators located an offering table just opposite to the false door as well as a stone lintel on the floor. Hawass said that the lintel is engraved with symbols that belong to the 6th dynasty. On top of the false door, is a small lintel depicting a colored relief of the deceased in different poses.
Truth from the Tombs of Egypt
This is a collection of photos from the tombs of Egypt showing the Ancient Egyptians as they depicted themselves. Credit goes to the original uploader.
Visit to the ancient temples of Luxor
Luxor is a city on the east bank of the Nile River in Egypt. It's on the site of ancient Thebes, the pharaohs’ capital during the 16th-11th centuries B.C.E. The city surrounds 2 huge temples.
The royal tombs of the Valley of the Kings and the Valley of the Queens are on the river’s west bank.
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Tomba di Kheruef (Luxor - El Asasif) [www.my-egypt.it]
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Tomba di Khety I (Beni Hasan) [www.my-egypt.it]
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News 24/7 - Explore ancient tombs in Egypt luxor
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Image copyright EPA Image caption The mummy is believed to be that of a senior official from the New Kingdom Archaeologists in Egypt have displayed items, including a mummy, from one of two previously unexplored tombs in the ancient Nile city of Luxor. The mummy is believed to be that of a senior official from Egypts New Kingdom, about 3,500 years ago. Other items included figurines, wooden masks and richly coloured wall paintings. The tombs lie in the Draa Abul Naga necropolis, an area famed fo...
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Tomba di Roy (Dra Abu el-Naga)
Breve visita alla Tomba di Roy nella Necropoli di Dra Abu el-Naga sulla West Bank di Luxor.
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Valley of the Kings Wikipedia travel guide video. Created by http://stupeflix.com
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the valley in the Theban Hills, West of the Nile, October 1988 (red box
shows location). The tomb of Twosret and Setnakhte showing descending
corridor. Detail of decoration from KV2. KV34. KV62. KV8. KV11. KV6.
View of the central East Valley, showing area around KV62.
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