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The pharaonic tomb of Pashedu or Pashed | The history of the construction of the most beautiful Pharaonic Tombs of Nobles in The Tombs of Deir Al-Madina in the Thebes Necropolis in Luxor Ancient Egypt. History Of Egyptian & Captured from the inscription and drawings of the tomb from the inside and previously unknown facts and discoveries about the cemetery or place of truth for the Pharaonic civilization and what are the dates of visit and the prices of entrance tickets and a map of the tomb and secrets that you did not know before and more to start your tourist trip & Things to Do in Egypt. Hurghada lovers Offer Luxury Hurghada to Luxor Tours | El Gouna to Luxor Tours | Makadi bay to Luxor Tours | Sahl Hasheesh to Luxor Tours | Soma bay to Luxor Tours. Tomb of Pashedu "Pashed" Luxor Egypt Who is Pashedu? Pashedu was a servant in the place of truth west of Thebes. Its initial mission was to build stone tombs as part of the construction of royal tombs in the Valley of the Kings. His job was to build the corridors and burial chamber using old flint stone hand axes. At the time when Pashedu became responsible for the ornament of the royal tombs. Pashedu lived in the village of Deir al-Madina at the time of King Sethi I "Egyptian Pharaohs kings" and his son and successor King Ramses II. He is the son of the servant Menna, his mother is called Huwy. His wife's name is Nejmet Mehit and Pashedu has the same name as his grandfather. Pashedu has another tomb in the Thebes Necropolis number TT326 & TT3. Where is the Tomb of Pashedu Luxor? The tomb is located next to the rest house belonging to the Egyptian Ministry