KV32

E904033

KV32 is an ancient Egyptian tomb in the Valley of the Kings, known as the burial site of Queen Tiaa of the 18th Dynasty.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
KV32 canonical 3

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Statements (29)

Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Egyptian tomb
rock-cut tomb
associatedWithPharaoh Thutmose IV
associatedWithRoyalHouse Eighteenth Dynasty royal family
associatedWithSite Luxor
belongsToRegion Upper Egypt
burialPlaceOf Queen Tiaa
Tiaa, wife of Thutmose IV
country Egypt
culturalContext ancient Egyptian funerary culture
dynasty Eighteenth Dynasty of Egypt
excavationStatus partially excavated
hasArchaeologicalSignificance burial of an 18th Dynasty queen
hasHistoricalEra Late Bronze Age
hasKVNumber 32
hasLanguageOfInscriptions Ancient Egyptian
hasOccupantRole queen consort
hasPrimaryOccupantTitle Great Royal Wife
hasTypeDesignation KV32
hasWritingSystem hieroglyphs
heritageType archaeological site
isNumberedWithin Valley of the Kings numbering system
linked to: Valley of the Kings
locatedIn Theban Necropolis
Valley of the Kings
West Bank of Luxor
partOf Valley of the Kings tomb system
linked to: Valley of the Kings
period New Kingdom of Egypt
usedFor elite burial
royal burial

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Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Tiaa burialPlace KV32
KV47 nearbyTomb KV32
Tiaʼa burialPlace KV32