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AMENEMHAT TT 340
The tomb of Amenemhat could be not only the most ancient tomb decorated on the site of Deir el-Medina, but actually one of the most ancient tombs decorated from the whole necropolis of the New Kingdom at Thebes.
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INERKHAU TT359 AND TT299
Inerkhaou, superior of the craftsmen of Dier el-Medina had two tombs. The best known exists in the form of TT359 which still contains scenes in their original sensational colors. This tomb was integrated into a vast family group. His other tomb, TT299, is completely inaccessible.
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IRYNEFER TT 290
The tomb of Irynefer is one of the better preserved and of the most colourful of the tombs of the craftsmen. His theological program translates the familiarity of these men with the great royal funeral compositions of which they are inspired. |
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PASHED TT 3
The vault of Pashed is very well-preserved, and possess very rich decoration. It summarises the awaited future of eternity even in this triumphant 19th Dynasty. One finds in this craftsman's tomb a veritable small theological treatise. |
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SENNEDJEM TT 1
The tomb of Sennedjem is the most reproduced of the works of art of all Egyptian tombs. It doesn't only result from the incredible freshness of its colours, but also from the theological interest of the evocative scenes. |
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