Deir el-Medina (Western Thebes)

Settlement site in Wester Thebes, situated in a bay in the cliffs midway between the Ramesseum and Medinet Habu. The village of the Deir el Medina was inhabited by the workmen who built the royal tombs in the Valley of the Kings between the early XVIIIth Dynasty and the late Ramesside Period. The village housed nearly 70 families resident in nine distinct district. The site also incorporated the tombs of many of the workmen as well as a temple dedicated to various gods. which was founded in the reign of Amenhotep III and almost completely rebuilt in the reign of Ptolemy IV. Deir el-Medina was excavated by Ernesto Schiaparelli from 1905 to 1909 and by Bernard Bruyère between 1917 and 1947. Below full list of tombs on the necropolis of Deir el-Medina.

	1 - Sennedjem, craftsman under Ramesses II and Seti I 2 - Khabekhnet 3 - Pashedu (also tomb 326) 4 - Ken (also tomb 337) 5 - Neferabet 6 - Nebnefer or Neferhotep 7 - Ramose (also tombs 212 and 250) 8 - Kha, architect of Amenhotep II 9 - Amenmose 10 - Kasa or Penbuy 210 - Raweben 211 - Paneb 212 - Ramose (also tombs 7 and 250 213 - Penamun 214 - Khawi 215 - Amenemopet (also tomb 265) 216 - Neferhotep 217 - Ipuy, sculptor under Ramesses II 218 - Amenakhte and Iymway 219 - Nebenmaat 220 - Khaemteri 250 - Ramose (also tombs 7 and 212) 265 - Amenemopet (also tomb 215) 266 - Amenakhte 267 - Hay 268 - Nebnakhte (family tomb) 290 - Irinufer 291 - Nakhtmin or Nu 292 - Pashedu 298 - Baki or Wennefer 299 - Inherkau (also tomb 359) 321 - Khaemopet 322 - Penshenabu 323 - Pashedu 325 - Simen 326 - Pashedu (also tomb 3) 327 - Turobay 328 - Hay 329 - Mose and Ipy 330 - Karo 335 - Nakhtamon 336 - Neferronpet 337 - Eskhons or Ken 338 - May 339 - Huy or Pashedu (Ramesside Period) 340 - Amenemhat (also tomb 354) 354 - Amenemhat (also tomb 340) 355 - Amenpahapy 356 - Amonemuia 357 - Tutihermaktuf 359 - Inherkau, under Ramesses III and IV (also tomb 299) 360 - Kaha 361 - Huy