Amarna Tomb 1

The tomb contains detailed wall carvings and paintings depicting the royal family, including Akhenaten, Nefertiti, and their daughters during ceremonial events.

Built during the 14th century BC, this tomb belonged to Huya, who served as treasurer and steward for Queen Tiye in the royal residence.

The decorative elements within the tomb reveal the social structure and ceremonial practices of ancient Egyptian nobility during the Amarna period.

Located among the northern tombs of Tell el-Amarna, visitors can observe the well-preserved wall scenes showing royal dining events and processions.

The tomb features rare illustrations of Queen Tiye dining with Akhenaten and Nefertiti, demonstrating the close relationship between royal family members.

GPS coordinates: 27.66418,30.92707

Latest update: March 6, 2025 00:41