Amenhotep the First dug his cemetery at the top of the hills

"Amenhotep the First was the first person to layout the design of the idea of ​​separating the funerary temple from the cemetery, which could have obtained the secrecy of the grave because of its danger from the graves."

"Amenhotep the First dug his cemetery at the top of the hills overlooking the shield of Abu al-Naja in the western part of Thebes, which is the oldest royal cemetery in this region, where he chose a narrow place in the middle of the rocks."

"We reach it by means of a well and a steep slope leading to a somewhat roomy corridor and this corridor leads first to a small room and then to a larger funerary hall resembling the cellar. After the burial, the entrance was closed by stones and to aid in the process of camouflage the outer surface is covered with rocks to give it The natural form of the desert

His sarcophagus is in the form of a human body and is painted in white, and a face resembling the face of a statue and his eyes are studded and written in kohl. Wood and cardboard (reinforced linen) were painted in the colour that was painted outside the coffin

"The mummy was decorated with wreaths from head to foot, and the king's mummy is still wrapped in its original shroud as if its divine strength from ancient times has remained a secret until now."