List of MMA Tombs

The MMA Tombs refer to the tombs excavated by Winlock for the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Some of the tomb also have a TT-designation, but quite a number do not.

MMA Designation TT Designation Owner(s) Location Period
MMA 31TT319Neferu II,[1] Royal WifeDeir el-BahariMontuhotep II, 11th Dynasty
MMA 56Ankhshepenwepet[1]Deir el-Bahari25th Dynasty
MMA 57Khamhor[1]Deir el-Bahari26th Dynasty
MMA 59Hennutawy F, Chantress of AmunDeir el-Bahari21st Dynasty
MMA 60 [1][2]Djedmutesankh - Chief of the Harim of Amun
Henuttawy B - Daughter of Pinedjem I
Henuttawy C - Chief of the Harim of Amun, Flutist of Mut, and God's Mother of Khonsu
Menkheperre C - God's Father, Priest of Amun-Re
Nesenaset - Chantress of Amun
Tiye - Chantress of Amun
Deir el-Bahari18th Dynasty, 21st Dynasty
MMA 65TT358Ahmose-Meritamun, Wife of Amenhotep I
Nauny, King's Daughter of His Body, Singer of Amun
Deir el-Bahari18th Dynasty
21st Dynasty
MMA 505TT310Nameless, possibly Meketre?, Chancellor of the King of Lower EgyptDeir el-Bahari11th Dynasty
MMA 506AnonymousDeir el-Bahari12th Dynasty
MMA 507Tomb of the slain soldiers [3]Deir el-Bahari12th Dynasty
MMA 508TT311Kheti, Treasurer of the King of Lower EgyptDeir el-Bahari11th Dynasty
MMA 509[4]TT312Nespakheshuty, Governor of town and VizierDeir el-Bahari26th Dynasty, time of Psamtik I
MMA 509a[4]Unknown, perhaps Bebi, VizierDeir el-Bahari11th Dynasty
MMA 510[4]TT313Henenu, Great stewardDeir el-Bahari11th Dynasty
MMA 511Possibly HenuDeir el-Bahari11th Dynasty
MMA 513TT314Harhotep, Seal-bearer of the King of Lower EgyptDeir el-Bahari11th Dynasty
MMA 514Multiple burialsDeir el-Bahari12th Dynasty
MMA 516[4]TT315Ipi, Governor of the town and Vizier, JudgeDeir el-Bahari11th Dynasty
MMA 517[4]TT240Meru, Overseer of sealersEl-Assasif11th Dynasty
MMA 518TT316Neferhotep, Head of the archersDeir el-Bahari11th Dynasty
MMA 521Statue of Iqer from this tombDeir el-Bahari11th Dynasty
MMA 729Rennefer (Chamber A)
Neferkhawet (chamber B)
Baki (III) (East chamber)
Amenemhat (East Chamber)
Ruiu (IV) (East Chamber)
El-Assasif18th Dynasty Thutmosis I - Thutmosis III
MMA 801Saiah, Wab Priest
Djedbastet Scribe of the House of the Divine votaress of Amun
(Ta)Tiaset, Chantress of Amun
Nayefennbu, son of Saiah
Deir el-Bahari22nd Dynasty
MMA 807TT103Dagi, Governor of the town and VizierSheikh Abd el-Qurna11th Dynasty
MMA 808SebeknakhtSheikh Abd el-Qurna11th -18th Dynasty
MMA 812El-Assasif11th Dynasty
MMA 813El-Assasif11th -18th Dynasty
MMA 816El-Assasif11th Dynasty
MMA 817El-Assasif11th -18th Dynasty
MMA 818El-Assasif11th Dynasty
MMA 819El-Assasif11th -18th Dynasty
MMA 820TT366Djar, King's Guard of the Inner PalaceEl-Assasif11th Dynasty
MMA 821El-Assasif11th -18th Dynasty
MMA 824El-Assasif11th -18th Dynasty
MMA 825El-Assasif21st -30th Dynasty
MMA 830El-Khokhavarious
MMA 832Aafenmut, and late period intrusive burial of PakherkhonsuEl-Khokha22nd Dynasty
MMA 834WesiEl-Khokha18th Dynasty
MMA 839El-Assasif11th Dynasty
MMA 840El-Assasif12th -17th Dynasty
MMA 850Sheikh Abd el-Qurna11th Dynasty
MMA 1021Amenemhat Q,[5] King's SonEl-Assasif18th Dynasty
MMA 1101TT280MeketreSheikh Abd el-Qurna11th Dynasty
MMA 1102TT22Wah, Royal Butler, usurped by Meryamun, King's SonSheikh Abd el-Qurna

References

  1. H. E. Winlock, The Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin, New Series, Vol. 19, No. 12, THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART: THE EGYPTIAN EXPEDITION 1923-1924, (December 1924), pp. 5-33
  2. Elena Pischikova, Julia Budka, Kenneth Griffin, Thebes in the First Millennium BC, Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2014, pp 39-41,46, 47, 51
  3. Carola Vogel, Fallen Heroes?: Winlock's 'Slain Soldiers' Reconsidered, The Journal of Egyptian Archaeology, Vol. 89 (2003), pp. 239-245
  4. Elena Pischikova, Reliefs from the Tomb of the Vizier Nespakashuty: Reconstruction, Iconography, and Style, Metropolitan Museum Journal, Vol. 33 (1998), pp. 57-101
  5. Salima Ikram, A Re-Analysis of Part of Prince Amenemhat Q's Eternal Menu, Journal of the American Research Center in Egypt, Vol. 48 (2012), pp. 119-135
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