Mastaba of Ti

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The Mastaba of Ti is an Old Kingdom tomb at Saqqara renowned for its exceptionally well-preserved and detailed reliefs depicting daily life in ancient Egypt.

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Mastaba of Ti canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Egyptian tomb
archaeological site
mastaba tomb
approximateDate circa 2400 BCE
architecturalStyle Old Kingdom mastaba
builtFor Ti
civilization Pharaonic Egypt
surface form: Ancient Egypt
country Egypt
depicts agricultural activities
banquet scenes
boat building
cattle herding
craft production
fishing scenes
hunting scenes
offering bearers
papyrus marsh scenes
discoveredInCentury 19th century
dynasty Fifth Dynasty of Egypt
hasArtHistoricalSignificance important example of private tomb decoration in Old Kingdom
key source for Old Kingdom daily life iconography
hasDecoration painted reliefs
reliefs
hasFeature false door
inscriptions
statue niches
hasPart burial shaft
chapel
offering room
serdab
heritageContext funerary complex of Memphis region
languageOfInscriptions Ancient Egyptian
locatedIn Memphis necropolis
Saqqara necropolis
surface form: Saqqara
material limestone
notableFor detailed scenes of daily life
high-quality Old Kingdom art
well-preserved reliefs
occupant Ti
occupantTitle high official of the Fifth Dynasty
overseer of the pyramids
openToPublic true
partOf Saqqara necropolis
period Old Kingdom of Egypt
religiousContext ancient Egyptian funerary cult
scriptOfInscriptions hieroglyphs

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Saqqara necropolis hasMajorMonument Mastaba of Ti