Update from Osirisnet

Actually this tomb provided part of my art essay as it has a great example of mutilated heiroglyphics. You can visit it if you buy a ticket to the Assasif at the temple of Hatshepsut at Deir el Bahri. You then wander out of the carpark towards a guardians hut set on a slight rise behind the tomb of Pabasa shouting hello. The guardians eventually hear and will then take you to the tomb. It has some quality carvings like Ramose but gets hardly any visitors. Well worth it.

> Dear friends,
> The tomb of Kheruef, TT192, is now available on OsirisNet, with 170 photos
> and drawings.
> http://www.osirisnet.net/tombes/nobles/kheru/e_kherouef_01.htm
> The tomb of the steward of the Great Royal Wife Tiy had initially been
> designed to be immense. Also a special page is dedicated to a numerical
> assessment of the work required.
> The decor is of a very beautiful quality, and the tomb, which is located
> at
> the pivotal point between the reign of Amenhotep III and that of his son
> Amenhotep IV (Akhenaten) has great historic importance.
>
> Enjoy
>
> Thierry BENDERITTER & Jon HIRST
> www.osirisnet.net
> Monuments of Egypt