Djehuty's Tomb at Luxor Reveals More

There have been more finds in the tomb of Djehuty at Luxor, including a 17th dynasty child's sarcophagus and a collection of crude wooden shabti figurines dated to the 18th dynasty belonging to a priest. This find is just the latest since the discovery in 2003 in the Dra Abu el Naga necropolis.

Djehuty lived during the reigns of Hatshepsut and Thutmosis III (1472-1425 BC), as recorded on the walls of his tomb. The tomb contained artifacts from many periods, including a sketch on a wall from the tomb's use, probably during the Greco-Roman era.