Tomb of Pa-shedu

Shuroy was the Head of the Brazier-bearers in the Temple of Amun at Karnak during the Nineteenth Dynasty. The most important feature of the paintings in this tomb is that they were drawn rapidly, sometimes in outlines only. Some of the scenes we can see in the tomb are the following: - Shuroy and

Benja, also called Pa-heq-amen, was a Boarder in the Royal Nursery and an Overseer of Work and Craftsmen of the Pharaoh, and Chief Treasurer, during the reign of Thutmes III. His tomb is situated in Shaykh 'Abd al-Qurna. In the tomb, we can find Benja, receiving offerings, watching daily works and a

Ankh-hor was one of the wealthy chief administrators and high officials in the estates of the Gods Wives of Amun. He held the tiltles: ‘Steward of the Divine Votress Nitocris’, ‘Great Mayor of Memphis’, ‘Overseer of Upper Egypt in Thebes’ and ‘Overseer of the Priests of Amun’ in the

The tomb of Khe-em-het or Khaenhet is one of the tombs discovered in 1842 in that archaeological site of nobles' necropolis in Khokha in the west bank at Luxor. It is the tomb of Kha-Em-Het, the Overseer of the Granaries of Upper and Lower Egypt. and Royal Scribe during the reigns of Amenhotep III a

TT 359 Inherkhau was a foreman of the Lord of the Two Lands in the Place of Truth, in the royal necropolis, during the reigns of Ramses IV and Ramses VII. It was a family burial site, and lnherkhau was buried here with other members of his family, shown on the now-destroyed entrance jambs. One of th

The Theban Tomb TT52 is located in Sheikh Abd el-Qurna. Nakht was an official, scribe and astronomer in the temple of Amon-Ra during the reigns of Tutmes IV and Amen-Hotep III. The tomb was discovered by the villagers in 1885 and the scenes were recorded between 1907 and 1910. The tomb has a crucifo

TT 69 is located in Sheikh Abd el-Qurna . Menna was Scribe of the Fields of the Lord of the Two Lands, the overseer of agricultural activities on the extensive royal landholdings, and director of cadastral surveys under the reign of Thutmes IV and the beginning of the reign of Amenhotep Ill. The

TT 192 Kheruef was a wealthy and powerful court official, son of an army scribe and a chanter in the temple of Amun. Shortly after the death of Amenhetep Ill, he rose to become a Prince, or high official, Overseer of the palace of the great royal wife Tiy, the Royal Scribe, and Seal-Bearer of the Ki

It is located in Khokha. Neferrenpet or Kenro, was a Scribe of the Treasury in the temple of Amen-Ra during the reign of Ramses II. The quality of the paintings and the details are not the best among the nobles' tombs, but it is worth visiting because of the liberalism and informality in representin

It is located in Khokha. Nefersekheru was the Scribe of Divine Offerings of All the Gods and Officer of the Treasury at Thebes during the reign of Ramses II. In the entrance, we can find the scene of Nefersekheru and his family getting out towards the rising son. In the first chamber, we can see sce

Ramose was a noblemen, vizier, mayor and judge. He held the title 'Governor of the Town (Thebes)' during the reign of Amen-Hoptep II. His father was the mayor of Mempis and his grandfather was a general in the army. He had his tomb built at Khokha (Nobels Tombs), in the village area of Sheikh ‘Abd

It is located in Asasif . Pabasa (also know as Pabes) was a high official who held the titles 'Chief Steward of the God’s Wife Nitocris (Neitiqert)' under the reign of the King Psamtek I (of the Twenty-Six Dynasty) in the Late Pharaonic Period (c 664-610 BC). He had his large mud-brick tomb buil

Since he had descended from a noble family of viziers, Rekhmire was helped to rise rapidly in the bureaucracy. He was Vizier of Upper Egypt, Mayor of Thebes, and holder of many other important titles under the reign of Thutmes III and the early years of Amenhotep II. Among other numerous functions,

Roy was a royal scribe and steward in the estates of the Temple of Amun and of King Horemheb of the late 18th Dynasty and early 19th Dynasty. He held the title the 'Royal Scribe in the Estates of Horemheb and of Amun'. He had his small tomb built in Dra Abu El Naga (Nobels Tombs), at the northern en

Sen-nedjem lived during the 19th dynasty, under the reign of Pharaoh Sethy I and the first years of Ramses II reign. He was probably buried in the chamber of his tomb around year 11 of the reign of Ramses, He was buried along with his wife Iy-neferti and his family: Sen-nedjem's parents in-law, brot

TT 96 Senn-Nefer was Mayor of Thebes, Overseer of the Garden of Amen, one of the most considerable figures and one of the most important court officials during the reign of Amenhotep II. There is no evidence attesting that Senn-Nefer was actually buried in this tomb. Therefore, Egyptologists think t

This Userhet was the First Prophet of the Royal Ka of Tutmes I during the reigns of Horemheb, Ramses I and Seti I. In this tomb, we observe a mixture of styles, typical of its epoch of transition, between the art of the 18th dynasty, Amarna art and Ramesside art. At the entrance of the tomb, Userhet