The Great Field

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The Great Field is an ancient Egyptian royal burial ground on the west bank of the Nile at Luxor, renowned for its rock-cut tombs of New Kingdom pharaohs and nobles.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Egyptian burial ground
archaeological site
approximateEndCenturyOfPrimaryUse 11th century BCE
approximateStartCenturyOfPrimaryUse 16th century BCE
associatedWith ancient Egyptian funerary practices
ancient Egyptian religion
burialOf New Kingdom nobles
New Kingdom of Egypt
surface form: New Kingdom pharaohs
contains decorated burial chambers
funerary equipment remains
rock-cut corridors
sarcophagus pits
country Egypt
culturalHeritageStatus significant ancient Egyptian archaeological landscape
culturalPeriod New Kingdom of Egypt
excavatedBy various archaeological missions
function necropolis
hasArchaeologicalRemainsOf burial chambers
funerary art
hieroglyphic inscriptions
tombs
heritageSignificance major site of New Kingdom royal necropolis
languageOfInscriptions Ancient Egyptian
locatedIn Luxor
locatedOnBankOf west bank of the Nile
near Nile
surface form: the Nile River
notableFor rock-cut tombs
partOf ancient Thebes
region Upper Egypt
religiousAssociation Osiris
Ra
Theban Triad
surface form: the Theban triad
researchField Egyptology
terrainFeature desert cliffs
rocky hillsides
timeOfPrimaryUse New Kingdom of Egypt
surface form: New Kingdom period
tourism important tourist attraction in Luxor region
usedFor elite burials
royal burials
writingSystemOfInscriptions Egyptian hieroglyphs

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Valley of the Kings hasAlternativeName The Great Field