KV33

KV33 Tomb of Unknown

The ancient Egyptian, located in the Valley of the Kings, Tomb KV33 was discovered in 1898 by Victor Loret. The grave owner is unknown. The Baedeker of 1902, according to it is a small grave. It consists of two undecorated empty chambers and was reached by a staircase.

KV33 KV34 is located northeast of. Elizabeth Thomas has stated that that is a burial of Thutmose III. serving grave. However, Arthur Weigall assumed that the grave a member of the royal family Thutmose III. or his vizier was Rekhmire.

The unused grave was never fully exposed and remained unpublished. A detailed plan of the grave does not exist. Today it is no longer accessible because the entrance was built on.