Tag: Tomb of Shuroy

Tomb of Shuroy - TT13 in Tombs of Draa Abu Al-Naja – Theban Tombs, Luxor, Egypt – Egyptian Tombs The most famous Egyptian Pharaonic tombs in the ancient Egyptian civilization, he worked as the general supervisor of the slaves carrying incense in the temple of the god Amun-Ra during the reign of the pharaohs of the Twentieth Egyptian Dynasty "The Ramesside Period" of The New Kingdom of Egypt. Discover the history of the Pharaonic civilization "Ancient Egypt History" and the secrets of building the most beautiful tombs of the noble pharaohs in the tombs of Dra Abu al-Naga, Thebes Necropolis, Luxor, the civilization of ancient Egypt. Tomb of Shuroy Facts Facts you never knew before about the Pharaonic civilization and the tomb of the priest Shuri, the chief incense bearer in the temple of the God Amun - God Ra the most famous of the Egyptian deities - Ancient Egyptian gods and Goddesses in the Ancient Egyptian religion, and what the tomb contains of inscriptions and important discoveries about life in the Pharaonic civilization, and what are the prices of entry tickets and visiting hours to visit the tourist attractions in Luxor in addition to the distinctive archaeological tourist attractions in Egypt.. Cemetery number= TT13. The tomb was built in the Ramesside era during the reign of the 20th Pharaonic Dynasty.. The tomb is considered to be that of the priest Shuri and his wife Wernefre. Who is Shuri? Shuri was a priest in the temple of Amun and was the chief incense bearer of the temple of Amun-Re during the reign of the 20th dynasty.. Map of Shuri Cemetery from the inside: The design of the tomb is in the shape of the letter T and indicates the development of Sculpture in Ancient Egypt and Architecture in ancient Egypt, as the