KV61
Kv 61 is a tomb located in the Vallée of the kings, in the Nécropole thebaine on western bank of the the Nile vis-a-vis Louxor in Egypt. He is discovered by Ernest Harold Jones in 1910 (for the account of Theodore Monroe Davis), which begins the first excavations immediately.
This tomb, whose owner is unknown, was probably never used. The tomb, not finished, is composed of a well and a simple room. It is without any decoration and extends over an overall length from a little more than 6,30 Mr. At the time of the excavations of Ernest Harold Jones led for Theodore Monroe Davis no report/ratio was not published.
References
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Nicolas Reeves & R.H. Wilkinson, The Supplements Valley off the Kings , Thames and Hudson, London, 1996
- Alberto Siliotti, Guide to the Valley off the Kings and to the Theban Necropolises and Temples , A.A. Gaddis, Cairo, 1996
External bonds
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814 + 61}} .html Description of Kv 61 on Theban Mapping Project.
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