The tomb of Nab Amun Al-Kasr ❤️

 The tomb of Nab Amun "Al-Kasr ❤️

One of the most famous scenes of Egyptian carved tombs, who lived around 1350 BC, was a writer on counting grains in the compound of temples of Tayiba, and his tomb was discovered in 1820 by the Greek Giovanni Athanasi, currently on display at the British Museum in London.

The walls of the cemetery were ornate and rich with life and the paintings of the cemetery feature views of bird hunting in the marshes, the girls dancing in a large banquet, and a pond in the shady Morphe Garden on the sides of trees of different types and in 2009 the British Museum presented it as the greatest paintings remaining from ancient Egypt ever and one of the greatest Museum treasures

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Tomb of Nebamun, Luxor ❤️

 One of the most famous scenes of engraved Egyptian tombs is that he lived around 1350 BC. He was a grain census clerk in the temple complex in Thebes, and his tomb was discovered in 1820 by the Greek Giovanni Athanasi, which is currently displayed in the British Museum in London.

The walls of the tomb were decorated and rich with life. The tomb’s paintings included scenes of birds hunting in the swamps, girls dancing at a large banquet, and a pond in a garden with lush shades on its sides with trees of different types. In 2009, the British Museum displayed them, describing them as the greatest surviving paintings of ancient Egypt ever, and that they are one of the greatest surviving paintings of ancient Egypt. One of the museum's greatest treasures

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