KV14

E398465

KV14 is a large, unusually long double tomb in Egypt’s Valley of the Kings, used for the burials of the pharaohs Tausret and Setnakhte.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
KV14 canonical 5

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (43)

Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Egyptian tomb
archaeological site
tomb
associatedPharaoh Setnakhte NERFINISHED
Tausret
associatedWithRoyalHouse House of Ramesses
belongsToDynasty 19th Dynasty of Egypt
20th Dynasty of Egypt
belongsToRegion Upper Egypt
country Egypt
hasAccessRestriction controlled archaeological site
hasArchaeologicalInterest royal burial practices
tomb reuse and usurpation
hasBurialChamber burial chamber of Setnakhte
burial chamber of Tausret
hasCulturalContext New Kingdom Egypt
hasDecorationPhase Setnakhte phase
Tausret phase
linked to: Late New Kingdom
hasEntrance cut into cliff face in Valley of the Kings
hasFeature extended axis
multiple chambers
multiple corridors
hasFunction royal burial place
hasLanguageOfInscriptions Ancient Egyptian
hasLayout unusually long plan
hasOccupant Setnakhte NERFINISHED
Tausret
hasOwnerTitle pharaoh
hasPeriod Early 20th Dynasty
Late 19th Dynasty
hasScriptOfInscriptions hieroglyphs
hasType double tomb
isInNecropolis Theban Necropolis
isPartOf Valley of the Kings tomb system
linked to: Valley of the Kings
laterUsurpedBy Setnakhte NERFINISHED
locatedIn Egypt
Luxor
Valley of the Kings
West Bank of the Nile
originallyConstructedFor Tausret
tombNumber KV14
usedForBurialOf Setnakhte NERFINISHED
Tausret

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (5)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Tausret burialPlace KV14
Wadi al-Muluk contains KV14
KV14 tombNumber KV14
Setnakhte burialPlace KV14