Tomb of Meri-Ra II

Hoya was one of the prominent officials in the middle kingdom who acquired numerous positions including the "Steward of Queen Tiye, Akhenatens mother,

  Maya was one of the prominent political figures in the New Kingdom in the reign of Akhenaton who acquired numerous positions and held many t

The Tomb of Tutu is one of the remarkable tombs in the south tombs of Tel El Amarna that looks like the Tomb of Mahu. This tomb was established by Tut

Pentu was one of the important figures in the New Kingdom who held many titles including the Royal Scribe, the Physician and the Chief Servitor. Like

Pan-Hesy was one of the prominent political figures during the New Kingdom and held the position of the Chief Servitor of the Aten. The Tomb of Pan-He

Meri-Ra was one of the political figures who hold numerous titles including High Priest of the Aten and Fanbearer of the King during the reign of Akhe

Mahu was the Chief of Police of Akhetaten in the New Kingdom. Though small, his tomb is one of most complete tombs in the Tell El Amarne Area in El Me

Ipy was Royal Scribe, High Steward, and Overseer of the Harem of Akhenaton. The unfinished Tomb of Ipy is located in Tell El Amarna area in El Menia.

Ay was a high official in the court of Akhenaton. Succeeding Tutankhamun on the throne, he was a member of the royal family and thus, buried in his ro

The Tomb of Any, the Royal Scribe, was never finished. One of the most remarkable depictions shows Anubis, god of mummification standing beneath the d

  Petosiris, whose name is P- di-wsir (or the Gift of Osiris), was 'High Priest' of Thoth. He built a tomb for himself, his father Sh

Ahmose was Fanbearer on the Kings Right Hand' and Royal Scribe at Akhetaten during the reign of Akhenaton. The Tomb of Ahmos consists of a cruciform l

The Royal Tomb of Akhenaton is located six kilometers up the Royal Wadi (in Amarna) which separates the hills surrounding Akhetaton from the

  The archaeological site of Deir El Madina was the center for the artisans and contractors of tombs in the New Kingdom Thebes. In ancien

Antinopolis City dates back to the reign of Emperor Hadrian in the first half of the second century for deifying the memory of the death of his loy

Temple of Ramsses II was one of the great structures constructed in the Greco-Roman City of Antinopolis at the reign of Emperor Hadrian. This temp

Behind the Tomb of Petosiris, lies the Tomb of Isidora which dates back to the Ptolemaic Period. There is an absorbing story (almost legendary) ab

The Ibis catacombs are the most remarkable places in Tuna El Gabal for enclosing the mummified bodies of Ibis and the Baboon. These birds were con

Deir Abu Hennes   Deir Abu Hennes or St John's Monastery is one of the popular tourist attractions at Gabal El Teir Area. It is one of the

Mallawi Regional Museum is one of the prominent tourist attractions in Mallawi. It comprises of two floors divided into four halls and located on

  Khnemhotep II was the governor of Egypt after Amenemhat I in the Middle Kingdom. He was given many titles reflecting his supreme pow

Khety was the son of Paqet III and the governor of the 11th Dynasty. Besides the funeral and offerings scenes, there are numerous interesting scen

Baqet III was a local governor of Menat-Khufu or Menia Governorate currently during the Eleventh Dynasty and he was successes by his son Khety I.

Amenemhet (or Ameni) was a monarch under Sesostris I of the Twelfth Dynasty who became the first king at that dynasty. He made the city of Itj-taw

A small open air museum in Hermopolis Magna occupies the site of the old archeological mission house. In the museum, blocks and massive statues ar

To the east of Tell El-Amarna, lies the village of Hatnub which is an archeological site rich with the best Alabaster quarries. It locates a

  Tuna El-Gabal is a village and archeological site near the city of Mallawi, in El Menia Governorate in Upper Egypt. It was the necropolis of

The Great Temple of Thoth is completely destroyed as it was used during centuries as a quarry for later buildings. From the Middle kingdom, one ca

Beni Hassan lies on the east bank of the Nile, 25 km south of the city of Menia, in Upper Egypt. Famous for its catacombs, its archeological

            On the 9th year of his reign, Akhenaten declared that Aten was not merely the supreme god, but t

Akhetatun (Tel El Amarna currently) is an archeological site stretching on the east bank of the Nile, in El Menia Governorate. It is located about 5