Tomb of Horemheb in the Valley of the Kings, Luxor, Egypt – KV57 | Facts, Secrets Pharaonic Egyptian Tombs, inscriptions and the secrets of the Pharaonic civilization and Ancient Egypt.
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Facts and secrets of Tomb of Horemheb:
- Tomb of Horemheb was discovered by archaeologist Arton on February 25, 1908 AD.
- A half of The ancient Egyptian Pharaonic language bearing the name of King Horemheb, the most famous king of the Pharaohs in the Eighteenth Dynasty of Egypt of The New Kingdom era, was discovered in ancient Egypt at the entrance to the tomb, inscribed on the wall.
- The tomb was designed in the same design as the Tomb of King Sethi I | KV17, where we find drawings of the Pharaonic king making offerings to The Egyptian Gods.
- The Pharaonic king’s coffin was discovered in the burial chamber in good condition and was made of granite stone.
- The name “The School Cemetery” was given to the tomb of King Horemheb due to the inscriptions and drawings it contains in distinctive, high-quality colors until now.
- Inscriptions, texts, and graffiti were discovered at the entrance to the tomb, especially by the priests of the Temple of Amun and the high priest of Amun, Herihor, indicating that the tomb’s rooms were used as a hiding place for mummies “The Royal Cache of Deir el-Bahri“, as Davis found a group of destroyed and broken skeletons that had been used in ancient times.
- The remains of destroyed and damaged Mummy bones were discovered inside the royal granite coffin. “The identity of the owner of the bones has not yet been discovered,” in addition to the discovery of the skulls of two women next to the coffin from the outside.
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