DB320, Royal tomb in Deir el-Bahari, Egypt
This tomb features multiple corridors extending over 23 meters deep into the limestone cliffs, containing numerous chambers for storing royal remains.
The tomb, discovered in 1881 by archaeologists Émile Brugsch and Gaston Maspero, contained more than 50 mummies of ancient Egyptian rulers and nobles.
The burial site demonstrates Egyptian preservation techniques through its collection of mummified remains, funeral equipment, and ornamental vessels from different dynasties.
Located across from modern Luxor, the tomb stands at coordinates 25.7368°N, 32.605036°E within the larger Theban Necropolis archaeological complex.
The cache revealed an unexpected discovery of an eunuch mummy interred with royal status, suggesting broader burial practices than previously understood.
Location: Thebes
GPS coordinates: 25.73680,32.60504
Latest update: May 27, 2025 13:19
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