List of Theban tombs

The Theban Necropolis is located on the west bank of the Nile, opposite Luxor, in Egypt. As well as the more famous royal tombs located in the Valley of the Kings and the Valley of the Queens, there are numerous other tombs, more commonly referred to as Tombs of the Nobles (Luxor), the burial places of some of the powerful courtiers and persons of the ancient city.

There are at least 415 cataloged tombs, designated TT for Theban Tomb. There are other tombs whose position has been lost, or for some other reason do not conform to this classification. Theban tombs tended to have clay funerary cones placed over the entrance of the tomb chapels. During the New Kingdom they were inscribed with the title and name of the tomb owner, sometimes with short prayers. Of the 400 recorded sets of cones, only about 80 come from cataloged tombs.[1]

The numbering system was first published Arthur Weigall's 1908 Report on the Tombs of Shêkh Abd’ el Gûrneh and el Assasîf (up to TT 45–100)[2][3] and then more fully in Alan Gardiner and Arthur Weigall's 1913 A Topographical Catalogue of the Private Tombs of Thebes (TT 1–252).[4] This was followed by Reginald Engelbach's A Supplement to the Topographical Catalogue of the Private Tombs of Thebes (TT 253 to 334), extended further in Bernard Bruyère,[5] N. de Garis Davies,[6] Ahmed Fakhry,[7] and later in Bertha Porter's Topographical Bibliography of Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphic Texts, Reliefs, and Paintings.[8] In their publication, Gardiner and Weigall acknowledged that the numbers do not follow any topographical order, and are due the order in which the tombs were discovered.[9]

TT1–TT100

Designation Owner(s) Title(s)[a] Location Dynasty(s)
TT1 Sennedjem Servant in the Place of Truth[10] Deir el-Medina 19th Dynasty – Seti I, Ramesses II[11]
TT2 Khabekhnet Servant in the Place of Truth[10] Deir el-Medina 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II[12]
TT3 Pashedu Servant in the Place of Truth[10] Deir el-Medina 19th Dynasty – Seti I, Ramesses II[10]
TT4 Qen Sculptor of Amun[10] Deir el-Medina 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II[13]
TT5 Neferabet Servant in the Place of Truth[10] Deir el-Medina 20th Dynasty
TT6 Nebnefer and Neferhotep Chief of Workmen (Nebnefer and Neferhotep)[10] Deir el-Medina 19th Dynasty – Horemheb – Ramesses II
TT7 Ramose Scribe in the Place of Truth[10] Deir el-Medina 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT8 Kha Chief of the Great Place[10] Deir el-Medina 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep II, Thutmose IV – Amenhotep III
TT9 Amenmose Servant in the Place of Truth[10] Deir el-Medina 20th Dynasty – Ramesses III
TT10 Kasa and Penbuy Servant in the Place of Truth (Kasa and Penbuy)[10] Deir el-Medina 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT11 Djehuty[14] Overseer of Treasury and of Works[10] Dra' Abu el-Naga 18th Dynasty – Hatshepsut, Thutmose III
TT12 Hery[14] Overseer of the Granary of Queen Ahhotep[10] Dra' Abu el-Naga 17th Dynasty/18th Dynasty – Seqenenre Tao – Amenhotep I
TT13 Shuroy Chief of the Brazier-bearers of Amun[10] Dra' Abu el-Naga 20th Dynasty
TT14 Huy Priest of Amenhotep, the Image of Amun[10] Dra' Abu el-Naga 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT15 Tetiky Mayor of Thebes[10] Dra' Abu el-Naga 18th Dynasty – Ahmose I
TT16 Panehsy Prophet of Amenhotep of the Forecourt[10] Dra' Abu el-Naga 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT17 Nebamun Scribe, Physician of the King[10] Dra' Abu el-Naga 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep II
TT18 Baki Chief Weigher of the Gold of Amun[10] Dra' Abu el-Naga 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III
TT19 Amenmose First Prophet of Amenhotep of the Forecourt[10] Dra' Abu el-Naga 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep I
TT20 Montukherkhopshef Mayor of Busiris[10] Dra' Abu el-Naga 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III
TT21 User Scribe, Steward of Thutmose I[10] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose I
TT22 Wah, usurped by Meryamon Eldest of the King (Wah)[10]
Royal Butler (Meryamon)[10] 		Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty
TT23 Thay (Tjay) called To Royal Scribe of Dispatches[10] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 19th Dynasty – Merneptah
TT24 Nebamun Steward of the Royal Wife Nebtu[10] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III
TT25 Amenemheb First Prophet of Khonsu[10] El-Assasif 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT26 Khnumemheb Overseer of the treasuries in the Ramesseum[10] El-Assasif 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT27 Sheshonk Chief steward of the Princess Ankhnesneferibre[10] El-Assasif 26th Dynasty – Apries, Amasis II
TT28 Hori Officer of the Estate of Amun[10] El-Assasif 20th Dynasty
TT29 Amenemipet called Pairy Vizier of the South, Mayor of Thebes[10] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep II, Thutmose IV
TT30 Khonsumose Scribe of the Treasury[15] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 20th Dynasty – Ramesses III
TT31 Khonsu First Prophet of Thutmose III[10] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT32 Djehutymose Chief steward of Amun[10] El-Assasif 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT33 Padiamenope Prophet, Chief Lector priest[10] El-Assasif 25th Dynasty – Taharqa and 26th Dynasty – Psamtik I
TT34 Mentuemhat Fourth Prophet of Amun, Mayor of Thebes[10] El-Assasif 25th Dynasty – Taharqa and 26th Dynasty – Psamtik I
TT35 Bakenkhonsu High Priest of Amun[10] Dra' Abu el-Naga 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT36 Ibi Chief steward of the "Adorer of the God"[10] El-Assasif 26th Dynasty – Psamtik I
TT37 Harwa Chief steward of the Divine Wife[10] El-Assasif 25th Dynasty – Taharqa[16]
TT38 Djeserkaraseneb Scribe, Counter of the Grain in the Granary of Amun[10] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose IV
TT39 Puimre Second Prophet of Amun[10] El-Khokha 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III
TT40 Amenhotep called Huy Viceroy of Kush[10] Qurnet Murai 18th Dynasty – Tutankhamun
TT41 Amenemopet called Ipy Chief steward of Amun in Thebes[10] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 19th Dynasty – Ramesses I – Ramesses II
TT42 Amenmose Captain of Troops, Eye of the King in Retjenu[10] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III, Amenhotep II
TT43 Neferronpet Kitchen-master of the King[10] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep II
TT44 Amenemheb Priest in Front of Amun[10] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 20th Dynasty
TT45 Thoth, usurped by Thothemheb High Priest of Amun (Thoth)[10]
Chief Weaver of the Estate of Amun (Thothemheb)[10] 		Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep II and 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT46 Ramose Steward, Overseer of the Estate of Amun[10] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep III, Akhenaten
TT47 Userhet Overseer of the Royal Harim[10] El-Assasif 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep III
TT48 Amenemhat called Surer Chief steward[10] El-Khokha 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep III
TT49 Neferhotep Chief Scribe of Amun[10] El-Khokha 18th Dynasty – Tutankhamun – Horemheb
TT50 Neferhotep Divine Father of Amun-Ra[10] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Horemheb
TT51 Userhat called Neferhabef First Prophet of Thutmose I[10] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 19th Dynasty – Seti I
TT52 Nakht Scribe, Astronomer of Amun[10] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose IV
TT53 Amenemhat Agent of Amun[10] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III
TT54 Huy, usurped by Kenro and Khonsu Sculptor of Amun (Huy)[10]
Priest of Khonsu (Kenro)[10] 		Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose IV, Amenhotep III
TT55 Ramose Vizier of the South, Mayor of Thebes[10] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep III, Akhenaten
TT56 Userhet Royal Scribe, Child of the Royal Nursery[10] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep II
TT57 Khaemhat Royal Scribe, Overseer of Royal Granaries[10] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep III
TT58 Unknown[10], usurped by Amenhotep and Amenemonet Overseer of the prophets of Amun (Amenhotep)[17]
Scribe in the Ramesseum (Amenemonet)[17] 		Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep III and 19th Dynasty – 20th Dynasty
TT59 Qen First Prophet of Mut, Lady of Asher[10] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III
TT60 Senet Mother or wife of Intefiqer.[10] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 12th Dynasty – Senusret I
TT61 Useramen Vizier of the South, Mayor of Thebes[10] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Hatshepsut, Thutmose III
TT62 Amenemwaskhet Overseer of the Cabinet[10] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III
TT63 Sebekhotep Overseer of the seal[18] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose IV
TT64 Hekerneheh Nurse of the Royal Son[10] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose IV, Amenhotep III
TT65 Nebamon, usurped by Imiseba Scribe of the Royal Accounts (Nebamon)[10]
Chief of the Altar (Imiseba)[10] 		Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Hatshepsut
TT66 Hepu Vizier of the South[10] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose IV
TT67 Hapuseneb High Priest of Amun[10] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Hatshepsut
TT68 Meryptah, usurped by Paenkhemenu, usurped again by Nespaneferhor and Hor[19] High Priest of Amun (Meryptah)
Wab-priest of Amun (Paenkhemenu)
Head of the Temple scribed of Amun (Nespaneferhor) 		Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep III – Akhenaten, 20th Dynasty – Ramesses III, and 21st Dynasty – Siamun
TT69 Menna Scribe of the Fields of the King[10] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose IV, Amenhotep III?
TT70 Unknown, usurped by Amenmose Overseer of Artificers of Amun (Amenmose)[10] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 21st Dynasty
TT71 Senenmut Chief steward, Steward of Amun[10] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Hatshepsut
TT72 Re High Priest of Amun[10] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep II
TT73 Amenhotep[20] Chief steward, Overseer of Works[21][22] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Hatshepsut
TT74 Tjanuny Royal Scribe, Commander of Troops[10] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose IV
TT75 Amenhotep-si-se Second Prophet of Amun[10] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose IV
TT76 Thenuna Fan-bearer on the Right Side of the King[10] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose IV
TT77 Ptahemhet, usurped by Roy Standard-beaer of the King (Ptahemhet)[23] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose IV
TT78 Horemheb Superintendent of the Sacred Cattle,
Captain of Archers[24] 		Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III, Amenhotep III
TT79 Menkheper (Menkheperreseneb) Scribe of the King's Granaries[24] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III, Amenhotep II
TT80 Tutnefer Prince, Scribe of the Treasury[24] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep II
TT81 Ineni Architect of Thutmose I[24] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep I – Thutmose III
TT82 Amenemhat Scribe of the Grain[24] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III
TT83 Amethu called Ahmose Vizier of the South[25] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III
TT84 Amunedjeh Prince, First herald of the king, Steward of the Palace[24] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III
TT85 Amenemheb, also called Mahu Prince, Royal Registrar[24] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III, Amenhotep II
TT86 Menkheperraseneb I High Priest of Amun[24] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III
TT87 Minnakhte Superintendent of the Granaries[24] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III
TT88 Pehsukher, also called Thenenu Prince, Royal Registrar, Standard-Bearer of the King[24] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III, Amenhotep II
TT89 Amenmose Steward in the Southern City[26] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep III
TT90 Nebamon Captain of Troops of Police on the West of Thebes,
Standardbearer of the Royal Barque[27] 		Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose IV, Amenhotep III
TT91 Unknown Captain of Troops, Overseer of Horses[28] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose IV, Amenhotep III
TT92 Suemnut Cupbearer of the King[27] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep II
TT93 Kenamon High steward, Royal Steward of Amenhotep II[27] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep II
TT94 Amy, also called Ramose First herald of the king,
Fan-bearer on the Right Side of the King[27] 		Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep II
TT95 Mery High Priest of Amun[27] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep II
TT96 Sennefer Mayor of Thebes[24] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep II
TT97 Amenemhat High Priest of Amun[27] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep II
TT98 Kaemheribsen Third Prophet of Amun[27] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III, Amenhotep II
TT99 Sennefer[29] Overseer of the seal[30] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III
TT100 Rekhmire Vizier of the South[24] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III, Amenhotep II

TT101–TT200

Designation Owner(s) Title(s) Location Dynasty(s)
TT101 Thanuro Cupbearer of the King Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep II
TT102 Imhotep Royal Scribe, child of the nursery Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep III
TT103 (MMA 807) Dagi Mayor of the town, Vizier Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 11th Dynasty – Mentuhotep II
TT104 Tutnefer Overseer of the treasuries Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep II
TT105 Khaemopet Priest of the noble standard of Amun Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 19th Dynasty
TT106 Paser[31] Vizier of the South, High Priest of Amun Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT107 Nefersekheru Royal Scribe in the palace at Malkata Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty
TT108 Nebseni High Priest of Onuris Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose IV
TT109 Min Mayor of Tjeny (Thinis), Overseer of the prophets of Onuris, Tutor of Amenhotep II Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III
TT110 Thutmose Cupbearer of the King (Hatshepsut),
First herald of the king (Thutmose III) 		Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Hatshepsut, Thutmose III
TT111 Amenwahsu Scribe of God's Writings in the Amun Domain, Leader in the house of Amun, Wab-priest of Sekhmet, Festival leader of all the gods in their annual feasts. Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT112 Menkheperreseneb II, usurped by Ashefytemwaset High Priest of Amun (priest of Amun-aashefyt) (Menkheperreseneb II) Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III, Amenhotep II and 20th Dynasty
TT113 Kynebu Priest in Temple for King Thutmose IV Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 20th Dynasty – Ramesses VIII
TT114 Unknown Head goldsmith of Amun Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 20th Dynasty
TT115 Unknown Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 20th Dynasty
TT116 Unknown Crown prince Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty
TT117 Unknown, usurped by Djemutefankh Draughtsman of Mansion of Gold (Djemutefankh) Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 11th Dynasty, 21st Dynasty, and 22nd Dynasty
TT118 Amenmose Fan-bearer on the Right Side of the King Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep III?
TT119 Unknown Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Hatshepsut, Thutmose III
TT120 Anen Second Priest of Amun, Brother of Queen Tiye[32] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep III
TT121 Ahmose First Lector priest of Amun Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III
TT122 Amenemhat Overseers of the Production Area of Amun Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III
TT123 Amenemhat Scribe, Overseer of the granary, Counter of bread Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III
TT124 Ray Overseer of the storerooms of Pharaoh,
Steward of the good god Thutmose I 		Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose I
TT125 Duauneheh First herald of the king, Overseer of the estate of Amun Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Hatshepsut
TT126 Hormose Commander of Troops of the Amun domain Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 26th Dynasty
TT127 Sememiah Royal Scribe, Overseer of all that grows Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Hatshepsut
TT128 Pathenfy Mayor of Edfu and Thebes Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 26th Dynasty
TT129 Unknown Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty
TT130 May Harbour Master in Thebes Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III
TT131 Useramen[33] Vizier of the South Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III
TT132 Ramose Great Scribe of the king, Overseer of the treasuries of Taharqa Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 25th Dynasty – Taharqa
TT133 Neferronpet Chief of the weavers in the Ramesseum Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT134 Thauenany, also called Any Priest of king Amenhotep who navigates on the sea of Amun Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 19th Dynasty
TT135 Bakenamon Wab-priest at the fore of Amun Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 19th Dynasty
TT136 Unknown Royal Scribe of the Lord of the Two Lands Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 19th Dynasty
TT137 Mose Head of works of Pharaoh in every monument of Amun Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT138 Nedjemger Overseer of the garden in the Ramesseum Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT139 Pairi Wab-priest in front of Amun, Overseer of peasants of Amun Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep III
TT140 Kefia, also called Neferronpet Goldworker, Portrait sculptor Dra' Abu el-Naga 18th Dynasty
TT141 Bakenkhons wab-priest at the fore of Amun Dra' Abu el-Naga 20th Dynasty
TT142 Samut Overseer of works of Amun-Ra in Karnak Dra' Abu el-Naga 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III – Amenhotep II
TT143 Min[34] Dra' Abu el-Naga 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III – Amenhotep II
TT144 Nu Overseer of estate labor Dra' Abu el-Naga 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III
TT145 Nebamon Head of bowmen Dra' Abu el-Naga 18th Dynasty
TT146 Nebamon Overseer of the granary of Amun, Counter of grain, and iny of the God's Wife Dra' Abu el-Naga 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III
TT147[35] Heby and Neferrenpet Scribe who counts the cattle of Amun (Heby)
Head Elder of the portal in Karnak (Neferrenpet) 		Dra' Abu el-Naga 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep III
TT148 Amenemopet Priest of Amun[27] Dra' Abu el-Naga 20th Dynasty – Ramesses III – Ramesses IV
TT149 Amenmose Royal Scribe of the table of the Lord of the Two Lands,
Overseer of hunters of Amun[27] 		Dra' Abu el-Naga 20th Dynasty
TT150 Userhet Overseer of cattle of Amun[27] Dra' Abu el-Naga 18th Dynasty
TT151 Hety Steward of the God's Wife of Amun[27],
Counter of cattle of the God's Wife of Amun 		Dra' Abu el-Naga 18th Dynasty – Thutmose IV
TT152 Unknown Dra' Abu el-Naga 18th Dynasty, usurped during the 20th Dynasty.
TT153 Unknown Dra' Abu el-Naga 19th Dynasty – Seti I?
TT154 Tati Cupbearer[27] Dra' Abu el-Naga 18th Dynasty
TT155 Intef First herald of the King[27] Dra' Abu el-Naga 18th Dynasty – Hatshepsut, Thutmose III
TT156 Pennesuttawy Captain of troops, Overseer of Upper Egypt[27] Dra' Abu el-Naga 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT157 Nebwenenef High Priest of Amun[27] Dra' Abu el-Naga 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT158 Thonefer Third prophet of Amun[27] Dra' Abu el-Naga 20th Dynasty
TT159 Raia Fourth priest of Amun[27] Dra' Abu el-Naga 19th Dynasty
TT160 Besenmut True king's acquaintance[27] Dra' Abu el-Naga 26th Dynasty
TT161 Nakht Bearer of floral offerings of Amun[27] Dra' Abu el-Naga 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep III?
TT162 Kenamon Mayor of Thebes, Overseer of the Granary of Amun[27] Dra' Abu el-Naga 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep III
TT163 Amenemhat Mayor of Thebes, Royal Scribe[27] Dra' Abu el-Naga 19th Dynasty
TT164 Intef Scribe of recruits[27] Dra' Abu el-Naga 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III
TT165 Nehemaway Goldsmith[27] Dra' Abu el-Naga 18th Dynasty – Thutmose IV, Amenhotep III
TT166 Ramose Overseer of cattle of Amun (Horemheb),[27]
Overseer of works in Karnak (Seti I) 		Dra' Abu el-Naga 18th Dynasty – Horemheb/19th Dynasty – Seti I[27]
TT167 Unknown Dra' Abu el-Naga 18th Dynasty
TT168 Any Divine Father clean of hands, Chosen lector of the lord of the gods[27] Dra' Abu el-Naga 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT169 Senena Head goldsmith of Amun[27] Dra' Abu el-Naga 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep III
TT170 Nebmehyt Scribe of recruits of the Ramesseum in the estate of Amun[27] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT171 Unknown Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty
TT172 Mentiywi Royal Butler, child of the nursery[27] El-Khokha 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III – Amenhotep II
TT173 Khay Scribe of divine offerings of the gods of Thebes[27] El-Khokha 19th Dynasty
TT174 Ashakhet[27] Priest in front of Mut[27] El-Khokha 19th Dynasty
TT175 Unknown[23] El-Khokha 18th Dynasty
TT176 Userhet Servant of Amun, clean of hands[27] El-Khokha 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep II, Thutmose IV
TT177 Amenemopet Scribe of Truth in the Ramesseum in the estate of Amun[27] El-Khokha 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT178 Kenro, also called Neferrenpet Scribe of the treasury in the Amun-Ra domain El-Khokha 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT179 Nebamon Scribe, Counter of grain in the granary of divine offerings of Amun El-Khokha 18th Dynasty – Hatshepsut
TT180 Unknown El-Khokha 19th Dynasty
TT181 Ipuky and Nebamon Sculptor of Pharaoh (Ipuky)
Head sculptor of Pharaoh (Nebamon) 		El-Khokha 18th Dynasty
TT182 Amenemhat Scribe of the mat El-Khokha 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III
TT183 Nebsumenu Chief steward, Steward in the Ramesseum El-Khokha 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT184 Nefermenu Mayor of Thebes, Royal Scribe El-Khokha 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT185 Senioker[36] Treasurer of the God, Hereditary Prince, Divine Chancellor El-Khokha First Intermediate Period
TT186 Ihy[36] Nomarch El-Khokha First Intermediate Period
TT187 Pakhihet wab-priest of Amun El-Khokha 20th Dynasty
TT188 Parennefer Royal butler clean of hands, Steward El-Khokha 18th Dynasty – Akhenaten
TT189 Nakhtdjehuty Chief of carpenters and Goldworkers in the Amun domain El-Assasif 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT190 Esbanebded Divine Father, Prophet at the head of the king El-Assasif 26th Dynasty
TT191 Wahibrenebpehti Chamberlain of the Divine Adoratrice of Amun, Director of the festival El-Assasif 26th Dynasty – Psamtik I
TT192 Kharuef,[37] also called Senaa Steward to the Great Royal Wife Tiye El-Assasif 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep III
TT193 Ptahemheb Official of the seal in the treasury of the Amun domain El-Assasif 19th Dynasty
TT194 Tutemheb Overseer of marshland-dwellers in the Amun domain,
Scribe in the temple of Amun 		El-Assasif 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT195 Bakenamon Scribe of the treasure of the Amun domain El-Assasif 19th Dynasty
TT196[38] Padihorresnet Chief steward of Amun El-Assasif 26th Dynasty
TT197 Padineith Chief steward of the God's Wife of Amun El-Assasif 26th Dynasty – Psamtik II
TT198 Riya Head of the magazine of Amun in Karnak El-Khokha 20th Dynasty
TT199 Amenarnefru Overseer of the store-rooms El-Khokha 18th Dynasty
TT200 Dedi Governor of the deserts to the west of Thebes (Thutmose III),
Head of the troops of Pharaoh (Amenhotep II) 		El-Khokha 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III – Amenhotep II

TT201–TT300

Designation Owner(s) Title(s) Location Dynasty(s)
TT201 Re First herald of the king El-Khokha 18th Dynasty
TT202 Nakhtamun Prophet of Ptah Lord of Thebes, Priest in front of Amun El-Khokha 19th Dynasty
TT203 Wennefer Divine father of Mut El-Khokha 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT204 Nebanensu Sailor of the High Priest of Amun El-Khokha 18th Dynasty
TT205 Thutmose Royal butler El-Khokha 18th Dynasty
TT206 Ipuemheb Scribe of the Place of Truth El-Khokha 20th Dynasty
TT207 Horemheb Scribe of divine offerings of Amun El-Khokha 20th Dynasty
TT208 Roma Divine father of Amun-Ra El-Khokha 20th Dynasty
TT209 Nisemro Overseer of the stamp South Asasif 25th Dynasty
TT210 Raweben Servant in the Place of Truth Deir el-Medina 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT211 Paneb Servant in the Place of Truth Deir el-Medina 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT212 Ramose Scribe of the Place of Truth Deir el-Medina 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT213 Penamun Servant in the Place of Truth Deir el-Medina 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT214 Khawy Custodian in the Place of Truth, Servant of Amun in Thebes Deir el-Medina 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT215 Amenemopet Royal Scribe in the Place of Truth Deir el-Medina 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT216 Neferhotep Foreman in the Place of Truth Deir el-Medina 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT217 Ipuy Sculptor Deir el-Medina 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT218 Amennakht Servant in the Place of Truth Deir el-Medina 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT219 Nebenmaat Servant in the Place of Truth Deir el-Medina 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT220 Khaemteri Servant in the Place of Truth Deir el-Medina 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT221 Horimin Scribe of troops in the palace of the king on the West of Thebes Qurnet Murai 20th Dynasty – Ramesses III
TT222 Hekammatranakhte High priest of Montu Qurnet Murai 20th Dynasty
TT223 Karakhamon Qurnet Murai 26th Dynasty
TT224 Ahmose, also called Humay Overseer of the estate of the God's Wife,
Overseer of the double granaries of the God's Wife Ahmose-Nefertari 		Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III – Hatshepsut
TT225 Unknown (possibly Amenemhet) First prophet of Hathor Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty
TT226 Heqareshu Royal Scribe, Overseer of nurses of the king Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep III
TT227 Unknown (Brother of Hapuseneb) Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III
TT228 Amenmose Scribe of the Amun treasury Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III
TT229 Unknown Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty
TT230 Men Scribe of troops of Pharaoh Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty
TT231 Nebamun Scribe, Counter of grain of Amun in the granary of divine offerings Dra' Abu el-Naga 18th Dynasty
TT232 Tharwas Scribe of the divine seal of the Amun treasury Dra' Abu el-Naga 20th Dynasty
TT233 Saroy and Amenhotep Dra' Abu el-Naga 20th Dynasty
TT234 Roy Mayor Dra' Abu el-Naga 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III
TT235 Userhet High priest of Montu Qurnet Murai 20th Dynasty
TT236 Hornakht Second prophet of Amun, Overseer of the treasuries of Amun Dra' Abu el-Naga 20th Dynasty
TT237 Wennefer Chief Lector priest Dra' Abu el-Naga 20th Dynasty
TT238 Neferweben Royal butler clean of hands El-Khokha 18th Dynasty
TT239 Penhet Overseer for all the Northern Lands Dra' Abu el-Naga 18th Dynasty
TT240 (MMA 517) Meru Overseer of sealers El-Assasif 11th Dynasty – Mentuhotep II
TT241 Ahmose Scribe of divine writings, Child of the nursery, Head of the mysteries in the House of the morning Dra' Abu el-Naga 18th Dynasty
TT242 Wehibre Chamberlain of the God's Wife of Amun El-Assasif 26th Dynasty
TT243 Pemu called Pahy Mayor of Thebes El-Assasif 26th Dynasty
TT244 Pakharu Overseer of carpenters of the Amun domain El-Assasif 20th Dynasty
TT245 Hori Scribe, Overseer of the estate of the great wife of the king El-Khokha 18th Dynasty
TT246 Senenre Scribe El-Khokha 18th Dynasty
TT247 Samut Scribe, Counter of cattle of Amun El-Khokha 18th Dynasty
TT248 Thutmose Maker of offerings of Thutmose III El-Khokha 18th Dynasty
TT249 Neferronpet[23] Supplier of dates/cakes in the temple of Amenhotep III Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty
TT250 Ramose Scribe of the Place of Truth Deir el-Medina 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT251 Amenmose Overseer of cattle, Royal Scribe, Overseer of magazine of Amun Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty
TT252 Senimen Steward, Nurse of the God's Wife Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Hatshepsut
TT253 Khnummose Scribe, Counter of grain in the granary of Amun El-Khokha 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep III
TT254 Mose (Amenmose) Scribe of the treasury, Custodian of the estate of queen Tiye in the Amun domain El-Khokha 18th Dynasty (late)
TT255 Roy Royal Scribe, Steward of the estates of Horemheb and Amun Dra' Abu el-Naga 18th Dynasty – Horemheb
TT256 Nebenkemet Overseer of the cabinet, Fanbearer, Child of the nursery El-Khokha 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep II
TT257 Neferhotep, usurped by Mahu Deputy in the Ramesseum (Mahu) El-Khokha 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III – Amenhotep III and 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT258 Menkheper Child of the nursery, Royal Scribe of the house of the royal children El-Khokha 18th Dynasty – Thutmose IV
TT259 Hori Scribe in all the monuments of the estate of Amun,
Head of the outline-draughtsmen in the Gold House of the Amun domain 		Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 20th Dynasty
TT260 User Overseer of fields, Scribe, Weigher of Amun Dra' Abu el-Naga 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III
TT261 Khaemwaset Wab-priest of king Amenhotep I Dra' Abu el-Naga 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III – Amenhotep II
TT262 Unknown Overseer of fields Dra' Abu el-Naga 18th Dynasty
TT263 Piay Scribe in the granary in the Amun domain, Scribe of accounts in the Ramesseum Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT264 Ipiy Overseer of cattle, Chief of the Lord of the Two Lands El-Khokha 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II – Merneptah
TT265 Amenemopet Royal Scribe of the Place of Truth Deir el-Medina 19th Dynasty – Seti I – Ramesses II
TT266 Amenakhte Chief craftsman of the Lord of the Two Lands in the Place of Truth on the west of Thebes Deir el-Medina 19th Dynasty
TT267 Hay Officer of workmen in the Place of Truth, Fashioner of the images of all the gods in the House of Gold Deir el-Medina 20th Dynasty
TT268 Nebnakhte Servant in the Place of Truth Deir el-Medina 19th Dynasty
TT269 Unknown Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 20th Dynasty
TT270 Amonemuia Wab-priest,Lector priest of Ptah-Sokar Qurnet Murai 19th Dynasty
TT271 Nay Royal Scribe Qurnet Murai 18th Dynasty – Ay
TT272 Khaemopet Divine father of Amun in the west, Lector priest of the Sokar temple Qurnet Murai 20th Dynasty
TT273 Sayemiotf Scribe in the estate of his lord Qurnet Murai 20th Dynasty
TT274 Amenwahsu High priest of Montu of Tod and of Thebes, sem-priest in the Ramesseum in the estate of Amun Qurnet Murai 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II – Merneptah
TT275 Sebekmose Head wab-priest, Divine Father in the temples of king Amenhotep III and Sokar Qurnet Murai 20th Dynasty
TT276 Amenemopet Overseer of the treasuries of gold and silver, Judge, Overseer of the cabinet Qurnet Murai 18th Dynasty – Thutmose IV
TT277 Amenemonet Divine father of the temple of king Amenhotep III Qurnet Murai 19th Dynasty
TT278 Amenemheb Herdsman of Amun-Ra Qurnet Murai 20th Dynasty
TT279 Pabasa Chief steward to the Nitocris I, Divine Adoratrice of Amun El-Assasif 26th Dynasty – Psamtik I
TT280 (MMA 1101) Meketre Chief steward, Chancellor Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 11th Dynasty – Mentuhotep II – Mentuhotep III
TT281 Mentuhotep III? Pharaoh Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 11th Dynasty
TT282 Nakhtmin Head of the bowmen, Overseer of Upper Egypt Dra' Abu el-Naga 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT283 Roma, also called Roy High Priest of Amun Dra' Abu el-Naga 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II – Merneptah
TT284 Pahemnetjer Scribe of offerings of all gods Dra' Abu el-Naga 20th Dynasty
TT285 Iny Head of the magazines of Mut Dra' Abu el-Naga 20th Dynasty
TT286 Niay Scribe of the table Dra' Abu el-Naga 20th Dynasty
TT287 Pendua Wab-priest of Amun, Dra' Abu el-Naga 20th Dynasty
TT288 Bakenkhons Scribe of divine book of Khons Dra' Abu el-Naga 20th Dynasty
TT289 Setau Viceroy of Kush, Overseer of Upper Egypt, Chief Bowman of Kush Dra' Abu el-Naga 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT290 Irinufer Servant in the Place of Truth Deir el-Medina 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT291 Nakhtmin and Nu Servant in the Place of Truth, servant in the Great Place (Nakhtmin) Deir el-Medina 18th Dynasty – Horemheb
TT292 Pashedu Servant in the Place of Truth Deir el-Medina 19th Dynasty – Seti I – Ramesses II
TT293 Ramessenakhte High Priest of Amun Dra' Abu el-Naga 20th Dynasty – Ramesses IV
TT294 Amenhotep, usurped by Roma Overseer of the granary of Amun (Amenhotep)
Wab priest of Amun (Roma) 		El-Khokha 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep III
TT295 Paroy, also called Tuthmose Head of the secrets in the Chest of Anubis, sem-priest in the Good House, Embalmer El-Khokha 18th Dynasty – Thutmose IV – Amenhotep III (?)
TT296 Nefersekheru Scribe of divine offerings of all gods, Officer of the treasury El-Khokha 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT297 Amenemopet Overseer of fields, Scribe, Counter of grain of Amun El-Assasif 18th Dynasty
TT298 Baki and Wennefer Foreman in the Place of Truth (Baki)
Servant in the Place of Truth (Wennefer) 		Deir el-Medina 20th Dynasty
TT299 Inherkau Foreman in the Place of Truth[39] Deir el-Medina 20th Dynasty – Ramesses III – Ramesses IV
TT300 Anhotep Viceroy of Kush Dra' Abu el-Naga 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II

TT301–TT400

Designation Owner(s) Title(s) Location Dynasty(s)
TT301 Hori Scribe of the table of Pharaoh in the Amun domain Dra' Abu el-Naga 20th Dynasty
TT302 Paraemheb Overseer of the magazine Dra' Abu el-Naga 20th Dynasty
TT303 Paser Head of the magazine of Amun, Third Prophet of Amun Dra' Abu el-Naga 20th Dynasty
TT304 Piay Scribe of the offering-table of Amun, Scribe of the Lord of the Two Lands Dra' Abu el-Naga 20th Dynasty
TT305 Paser wab-priest in front of Amun Dra' Abu el-Naga 20th Dynasty
TT306 Irdjanen Door-opener of the Amun domain Dra' Abu el-Naga 20th Dynasty
TT307 Thonefer Dra' Abu el-Naga 20th Dynasty or 21st Dynasty
TT308 Kemsit Sole adornment of the king, Priestess of Hathor Deir el-Bahari 11th Dynasty – Mentuhotep II
TT309 Unknown Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 20th Dynasty
TT310 (MMA 505) Unknown Treasurer of the King of Lower Egypt Deir el-Bahari 11th Dynasty
TT311 (MMA 508) Kheti Treasurer of the King of Lower Egypt Deir el-Bahari 11th Dynasty – Mentuhotep II
TT312 (MMA 509) Nespaqashuty D Mayor of the town, Vizier of the South Deir el-Bahari 26th Dynasty – Psamtik I
TT313 (MMA 510) Henenu High steward Deir el-Bahari 11th Dynasty – Mentuhotep II – Mentuhotep III
TT314 (MMA 513) Horhotep Seal-bearer of the King of Lower Egypt Deir el-Bahari 11th Dynasty
TT315 (MMA 516) Ipi Mayor of the town, Vizier, Judge Deir el-Bahari 11th Dynasty – Mentuhotep II
TT316 (MMA 518) Neferhotep Head of the archers Deir el-Bahari early Middle Kingdom
TT317 Tutnefer Scribe of the counting of corn in the granary of divine offerings of Amun Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III (?)
TT318 Amenmose Necropolis-worker of Amun Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III – Hatshepsut
TT319 (MMA 31) Neferu II King's Wife of Mentuhotep II Deir el-Bahari 11th Dynasty – Mentuhotep II
TT320 Deir el-Bahari Cache Various Deir el-Bahari 21st Dynasty; reburials from various periods
TT321 Khaemopet Servant in the Place of Truth Deir el-Medina 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT322 Penshenabu Servant in the Place of Truth Deir el-Medina 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT323 Pashedu Outline-draughtsman in the Place of Truth and in the Temple of Sokar Deir el-Medina 19th Dynasty – Seti I
TT324 Hatiay Overseer of all the prophets of all the gods, High priest of Sobek Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 20th Dynasty[40]
TT325 Smen Deir el-Medina 18th Dynasty
TT326 Pashedu Servant in the Place of Truth[10] Deir el-Medina 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT327 Turobay Servant in the Place of Truth Deir el-Medina 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT328 Hay Servant in the Place of Truth Deir el-Medina 20th Dynasty
TT329 Mose and Ipy A family tomb of Servants in the Place of Truth Deir el-Medina 20th Dynasty
TT330 Karo Servant in the Place of Truth Deir el-Medina 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT331 Penne, also called Sunero High priest of Montu Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT332 Penrenutet Chief watchman of the granary of the Amun domain Dra' Abu el-Naga 20th Dynasty
TT333 Unknown Dra' Abu el-Naga 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep III
TT334 Unknown Head of the farmers Dra' Abu el-Naga 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep III
TT335 Nakhtamun Servant in the Place of Truth Deir el-Medina 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II – Merneptah
TT336 Neferronpet Servant in the Place of Truth Deir el-Medina 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II – Merneptah
TT337 Eskhons or Ken Sculptor in the Place of Truth[10] Deir el-Medina 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT338 May Draughtsman of Amun[10] Deir el-Medina 18th Dynasty – Akhenaten
TT339 Huy or Pashedu Necropolis-stonemason, Servant in the Place of Truth[10] Deir el-Medina 20th Dynasty
TT340 Amenemhat Servant[10] Deir el-Medina 18th Dynasty
TT341 Nakhtamun Chief of the Altar in the Ramesseum[10] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 19th Dynasty
TT342 Thutmose First herald of the king[10] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III
TT343 Paheqamen (or Pahekamen), also called Benia Child of the Royal Nursery, Overseer of Works[10][41] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty
TT344 Piay[42] Overseer of cattle[10] Dra' Abu el-Naga 20th Dynasty
TT345 Amenhotep Priest, Eldest King's Son of Thutmose I[43] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Thutmose I
TT346 Amenhotep, usurped by Penra Overseer of the Women of the Inner Palace Quarters for the Divine Adoratrix (Amenhotep)[43]
Chief of the Medjay (Penra)[43] 		Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II and 20th Dynasty – Ramesses IV
TT347 Hori Scribe[43] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 20th Dynasty
TT348 Na'amutnakht Door-opener of the Gold House of Amun,[43] Chief gardener of the Ramesseum Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 22nd Dynasty
TT349 Tjay Overseer of Fowlpens[43] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty
TT350 Unknown Scribe[43] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty
TT351 Abau Scribe of Cavalry[43] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 20th Dynasty
TT352 Unknown Overseer of the Granary of Amun[43] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 20th Dynasty
TT353 Senenmut[43] High steward[44] Deir el-Bahari 18th Dynasty – Hatshepsut
TT354 Unknown (possibly Amenemhat of TT340)[43] Deir el-Medina 18th Dynasty
TT355 Amenpahapy Servant in the Place of Truth[43] Deir el-Medina 20th Dynasty
TT356 Amenemwia Servant in the Place of Truth[43] Deir el-Medina 19th Dynasty
TT357 Tutihermaktuf Servant in the Place of Truth[43] Deir el-Medina 20th Dynasty
TT358 (MMA 65) Ahmose-Meritamun Wife of Amenhotep I Deir el-Bahari 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep I
TT359 Inherkhau Foreman in the Place of Truth[39] Deir el-Medina 20th Dynasty – Ramesses III – Ramesses IV
TT360 Qeh Foreman in the Place of Truth[43] Deir el-Medina 19th Dynasty
TT361 Huy Carpenter in the Place of Truth[43] Deir el-Medina 19th Dynasty
TT362 Paanemwaset Priest of Amun[43] El-Khokha 19th Dynasty
TT363 Paraemheb Overseer of Singers of Amun[43] El-Khokha 19th Dynasty
TT364 Amenemheb Scribe of the Divine Offerings[43] El-Assasif 19th Dynasty
TT365 Nefermenu Overseer of Wig-Makers of Amun in Karnak, Scribe of the Treasury of Amun[43] El-Khokha 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III
TT366 (MMA 820) Djar King's Guard of the Inner Palace[43] El-Assasif 11th Dynasty
TT367 Paser Head of the Bowmen, Child of the Royal Nursery, Companion of His Majesty[43] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep II
TT368 Amenhotep, called Huy Overseer of Sculptors of Amun in Thebes[43] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty
TT369 Khaemwaset High priest of Ptah, Third priest of Amun[43] El-Khokha 19th Dynasty
TT370 Unknown Royal Scribe[43] El-Khokha 20th Dynasty
TT371 Unknown[43] El-Khokha 20th Dynasty
TT372 Amenkhau Overseer of Carpenters of the Temple of Ramesses III[43] El-Khokha 20th Dynasty
TT373 Amenmessu Scribe of the Altar of the Lord of the Two Lands[43] El-Khokha 20th Dynasty
TT374 Amenemopet Treasury Scribe in the Ramesseum[43] El-Khokha 19th Dynasty
TT375 Unknown[43] Dra' Abu el-Naga 20th Dynasty
TT376 Unknown[43] Dra' Abu el-Naga 18th Dynasty
TT377 Unknown[43] Dra' Abu el-Naga 20th Dynasty
TT378 Unknown[43] Dra' Abu el-Naga 19th Dynasty
TT379 Unknown[43] Dra' Abu el-Naga 20th Dynasty
TT380 Ankefenrahorakhty Chief in Thebes[43] Qurnet Murai Ptolemaic Period
TT381 Amenemonet Messenger of the King to Every Land[43] Qurnet Murai 20th Dynasty
TT382 Usermontu High priest of Montu[43] Qurnet Murai 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT383 Merymose Viceroy of Kush[43] Qurnet Murai 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep III
TT384 Nebmehyt Priest of Amun in the Ramesseum[43] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 19th Dynasty
TT385 Hunefer Mayor of Thebes, Overseer of the granary of Divine Offerings of Amun[43] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT386 Intef Treasurer of the King of Lower Egypt, Overseer of Troops[43] El-Assasif 11th Dynasty – Mentuhotep II
TT387 Meryptah Royal Scribe of the Altar of the Lord of the Two Lands,[43] El-Assasif 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT388 Unknown[43] El-Assasif 26th Dynasty
TT389 Basa Chamberlain of Min, Priest, Mayor of Thebes[43] El-Assasif 26th Dynasty
TT390 Irtyrau Female Scribe, Chief attendant of the Divine Adoratrice of Amun, Nitocris I[43] El-Assasif 26th Dynasty – Psamtik I
TT391 Karabasken, usurped by Pedubast Fourth prophet of Amun, Mayor of the City (Karabasken)[43]
High steward (Pedubast) 		El-Assasif 25th Dynasty – Piye – Shabaka and 26th Dynasty
TT392 Unknown El-Khokha 26th Dynasty
TT393 Unknown Dra' Abu el-Naga 18th Dynasty
TT394 Unknown Dra' Abu el-Naga 20th Dynasty
TT395 Unknown Dra' Abu el-Naga 20th Dynasty
TT396 Unknown Dra' Abu el-Naga 18th Dynasty
TT397 Nakht Priest of Amun, Overseer of the Magazine of Amun, First king's Son of Amun[43] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty
TT398 Kamose called Nentowaref Child of the Royal Nursery[43] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty?
TT399[14] Unknown[43] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 20th Dynasty
TT399A[14] Penrennu[43] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 20th Dynasty
TT400 Khamin[45] Scribe of the Treasury, Prophet of Maat Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 19th Dynasty

TT401–TT415

Designation Owner(s) Title(s) Location Dynasty(s)
TT401 Nebseni Overseer of goldsmiths of Amun[43] Dra' Abu el-Naga 18th Dynasty– Thutmose III – Amenhotep II
TT402 Unknown[43] Dra' Abu el-Naga 18th Dynasty– Thutmose IV – Amenhotep III
TT403 Merymaat Temple Scribe[43] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 18th Dynasty? 20th Dynasty?
TT404 Akhamenerau Chief steward of the Divine Adoratrice of Amun Amenirdis I and Shepenupet II[43] El-Assasif 25th Dynasty
TT405 Khenti Nomarch[43] El-Khokha First Intermediate Period
TT406 Piay Scribe of the Altar of the Lord of the Two Lands[43] El-Assasif 20th Dynasty
TT407 Bentenduanetjer Chamberlain of the Divine Adoratrice of Amun[43] El-Assasif 26th Dynasty
TT408 Bakenamon Head of Estate-Workers of the Amun domain[43] El-Assasif 20th Dynasty
TT409 Samut, also called Kiki Accountant of Cattle of the Amun domain[46] El-Assasif 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
TT410 Mutirdis Chief follower of the God's Priestess[43] El-Assasif 26th Dynasty – Psamtik I
TT411 Psamtek Unknown[43] El-Assasif 26th Dynasty
TT412 Kenamon Royal Scribe[43] El-Assasif 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III – Amenhotep III
TT413 Unasankh Overseer of Upper Egypt[43] El-Assasif 6th Dynasty
TT414 Ankhhor Mayor of Memphis[43] El-Assasif 26th Dynasty – Psamtik II – Apries
TT415 Amenhotep Chief physician of Amun[43] El-Assasif 19th Dynasty

Other tombs

Uncategorized

Unknown location

Designation Owner(s) Title(s) Location Period
Tomb of Nebamun Nebamun Scribe, counter of grain Possibly Dra' Abu el-Naga New Kingdom

Dra' Abu el-Naga

Designation Owner(s) Title(s) Dynasty(s)
Tomb ANB Possibly Amenhotep I and Ahmose-Nefertari 18th Dynasty
Tomb A.1 Amenemhet ka-servant 18th Dynasty
Tomb A.2 "Tomb of the Dancers" 17th Dynasty(?)
Tomb A.3 Ruru Chief of the Medjay New Kingdom
Tomb A.4 Si-User Scribe, Mayor of the Southern City, Overseer of the Granary 19th Dynasty
Tomb A.5 Neferhotep Overseer of granaries 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III – Amenhotep II
Tomb A.6 Djehutinefer Overseer of marshlands of the Lord of the Two Lands 18th Dynasty
Tomb A.7 Amenhotep Scribe 18th Dynasty
Tomb A.8 Amenemhab Royal Scribe, Steward in the Mansion of Amenhotep I on the West of Thebes 18th Dynasty or 19th Dynasty
Tomb A.9 Unknown 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep II
Tomb A.10 Djehutynefer Overseer of the treasuries Early 18th Dynasty
Tomb A.11 Amenkhaemwaset New Kingdom
Tomb A.12 Nebwenenef Superintendent of the inhabitants of the marshlands of the domain of Amun 19th Dynasty – 20th Dynasty
Tomb A.13 Paimosi Guardian of the gift warehouse; Servant of the King in foreign lands 18th Dynasty
Tomb A.14 Unknown 19th Dynasty
Tomb A.15 Amenemib Chief of the gatekeepers of the domain of Amun 19th Dynasty
Tomb A.16 Djehutihotep Favored among the royal Scribes; Administrator of the Southern City. 19th Dynasty – 20th Dynasty
Tomb A.17 Userhat Head of accountants in the granary of Amun Unknown
Tomb A.18 Amenemope Prophet of Amun-Ra, Secretary and Chief of the Scribes in the domain of Amun 19th Dynasty – 20th Dynasty
Tomb A.19 Unknown Overseer of the Prophets of Onuris. Trusted friend of the Lord of the Two Lands. Unknown
Tomb A.20 Nakht or Panakht Superintendent of the granary of Amun 18th Dynasty
Tomb A.21 Unknown Unknown
Tomb A.22 Neferhabef Grain accounting Scribe Unknown
Tomb A.23 Penashefi Divine father of Amun, Mut, and Amun-Ra, Great Scribe of letters, Overseer of the treasuries 19th Dynasty – 20th Dynasty
Tomb A.24 Simut Second Prophet of Amun 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep III
Tomb A.25 Unused 18th Dynasty
Tomb A.26 Unknown 19th Dynasty – 20th Dynasty
Tomb A.27 Say Scribe at the king's altar New Kingdom
Tomb A.28 Nakht 19th Dynasty – 20th Dynasty

El-Khokha

Designation Owner(s) Title(s) Dynasty(s)
Tomb B.1 Mehehy Priest of Amun 20th Dynasty
Tomb B.2 Amenneferu Priest at the fore mid 18th Dynasty
Tomb B.3 Hauf Late Period
Tomb B.4 (TT41) Amenemopet called Ipy Chief steward of Amun in Thebes[10] 19th Dynasty – Ramesses I – Ramesses II
Tomb B.5 (TT386) Intef Treasurer of the King of Lower Egypt, Overseer of Troops[43] 11th Dynasty – Mentuhotep II

Sheikh Abd el-Qurna

Designation Owner(s) Title(s) Dynasty(s)
Tomb C.1 Amenhotep Overseer of carpenters of Amun 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep III
Tomb C.2 Amenemhat Noble at the head of the People 18th Dynasty – Ahmose I – Amenhotep I
Tomb C.3 Amenhotep[47] High Priest of Amun 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep I – Thutmose III
Tomb C.4 Merymaat wab-priest of Maat Late 18th Dynasty
Tomb C.5 Unknown Late 18th Dynasty?
Tomb C.6 Ipy Overseer of boats in the temple of king Thutmose IV 18th Dynasty – Thutmose IV
Tomb C.7 Hormose Head guard of the treasury in the Ramesseum 19th Dynasty – Ramesses II
Tomb C.8 Nakht[48] Overseer of the fowl-houses in the Estate of Amun New Kingdom
Tomb C.9 Unknown Unknown
Tomb C.10 Penrenenu Scribe of the offering-table 18th Dynasty
Tomb C.11 Nebseny Overseer of goldsmiths of Amun, Overseer of all works silver and gold 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III
Tomb C.12 Mahu Overseer of the gate Unknown
Tomb C.14 Ankhefenthut called Neferibre-seneb 26th Dynasty
Tomb C.15 Unknown Overseer of the two houses of gold, Overseer of the two houses of silver 18th Dynasty
Sheikh Abd el-Qurna cache royal princesses King's daughters 18th Dynasty

Qurnet Murai

Designation Owner(s) Title(s) Dynasty(s)
Tomb D.1 Nehi Viceroy of Kush, Overseer of Upper Egypt 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III
Tomb D.2 Peterssuemhebsed New Kingdom?
Tomb D.3 Amenemhab called Mahu Steward of [...] 18th Dynasty – Thutmose III

MMA Tombs

Main article: List of MMA Tombs
Designation Owner(s) Title(s) Location Dynasty(s)
MMA 31 (TT319) Neferu II King's Wife of Mentuhotep II Deir el-Bahari 11th Dynasty – Mentuhotep II
MMA 56 Ankhshepenwepet[49] Singer in the Residence of Amun Deir el-Bahari 25th Dynasty
MMA 57 Khamhor[49] High Priest of Amun, Mayor of Thebes Deir el-Bahari 26th Dynasty
MMA 59 Hennutawy F Chantress of Amun Deir el-Bahari 21st Dynasty
MMA 60[49][50] Multiple[b] Deir el-Bahari 18th Dynasty – 21st Dynasty
MMA 65 (TT358) Ahmose-Meritamun Wife of Amenhotep I Deir el-Bahari 18th Dynasty – Amenhotep I
MMA 505 (TT310) Nameless, possibly Meketre? Treasurer of the King of Lower Egypt Deir el-Bahari 11th Dynasty
MMA 506 Unknown Deir el-Bahari 12th Dynasty
MMA 507 Tomb of the slain soldiers [51] Deir el-Bahari 12th Dynasty – Senusret I
MMA 508 (TT311) Kheti Treasurer of the King of Lower Egypt Deir el-Bahari 11th Dynasty – Mentuhotep II
MMA 509[52] (TT312) Nespaqashuty Mayor of the town, Vizier Deir el-Bahari 26th Dynasty – Psamtik I
MMA 509a[52] Unknown, perhaps Bebi Vizier Deir el-Bahari 11th Dynasty
MMA 510[52] (TT313) Henenu High steward Deir el-Bahari 11th Dynasty – Mentuhotep II – Mentuhotep III
MMA 511 Possibly Henu Deir el-Bahari 11th Dynasty
MMA 513 (TT314) Horhotep Seal-bearer of the King of Lower Egypt Deir el-Bahari 11th Dynasty
MMA 514 Multiple burials Deir el-Bahari 12th Dynasty
MMA 516[52] (TT315) Ipi Mayor of the town, Vizier, Judge Deir el-Bahari 11th Dynasty – Mentuhotep II
MMA 517[52] (TT240) Meru Overseer of sealers El-Assasif 11th Dynasty – Mentuhotep II
MMA 518 (TT316) Neferhotep Head of the archers Deir el-Bahari early Middle Kingdom
MMA 521 Statue of Iqer from this tomb Deir el-Bahari 11th Dynasty
MMA 729 Multiple[c] El-Assasif 18th Dynasty Thutmose I – Thutmose III
MMA 801 Various Deir el-Bahari 22nd Dynasty
MMA 807 (TT103) Dagi Mayor of the town, Vizier Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 11th Dynasty – Mentuhotep II
MMA 808 Sebeknakht Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 11th Dynasty – 18th Dynasty
MMA 812 Unknown El-Assasif 11th Dynasty
MMA 813 Unknown El-Assasif 11th Dynasty – 18th Dynasty
MMA 816 Unknown El-Assasif 11th Dynasty
MMA 817 Unknown El-Assasif 11th Dynasty – 18th Dynasty
MMA 818 Unknown El-Assasif 11th Dynasty
MMA 819 Unknown El-Assasif 11th Dynasty – 18th Dynasty
MMA 820 (TT366) Djar King's Guard of the Inner Palace[43] El-Assasif 11th Dynasty
MMA 821 Unknown El-Assasif 11th Dynasty – 18th Dynasty
MMA 824 Unknown El-Assasif 11th Dynasty – 18th Dynasty
MMA 825 Unknown El-Assasif 21st Dynasty – 30th Dynasty
MMA 830 Unknown El-Khokha various
MMA 832 Aafenmut
Pakherkhonsu 		El-Khokha 22nd Dynasty
MMA 834 Wesi El-Khokha 18th Dynasty
MMA 839 Unknown El-Assasif 11th Dynasty
MMA 840 Unknown El-Assasif 12th Dynasty – 17th Dynasty
MMA 850 Unknown Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 11th Dynasty
MMA 1021 Amenemhat Q[53] King's Son El-Assasif 18th Dynasty
MMA 1101 (TT280) Meketre Chief steward, Chancellor Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 11th Dynasty – Mentuhotep II – Mentuhotep III
MMA 1102 Wah Estate manager of Meketre[54] Sheikh Abd el-Qurna 11th Dynasty

See also

Notes

  1. ^ Most of the individuals listed here had multiple titles during their lifetime. Only the highest ranking or most notable titles are mentioned here.
  2. ^ People buried in this tomb include:
  3. ^ People buried in this tomb include:
    • Rennefer (Chamber A), a Lady of the House
    • Neferkhawet (Chamber B), Chief Scribe
    • Baki III (East Chamber)
    • Amenemhat (East Chamber)
    • Ruiu IV (East Chamber)

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