KnowraTheban NecropolisLinked fromLinked fromThe 9 pages that link to Theban Necropolis, each with the reason it gives.All 9Related 3Narrower topic 5Compared with 1Valley of the KingsNarrower topic: The Valley of the Kings forms one part of this wider funerary landscape.Deir el-MedinaNarrower topic: Deir el-Medina housed workers serving this extensive royal and elite cemetery.Deir el-BahariNarrower topic: Deir el-Bahari forms one part of this broader west-bank landscape.Medinet HabuRelated: Medinet Habu formed part of this west-bank landscape of temples and tombs.Mentuhotep IINarrower topic: His mortuary monument belongs to this landscape of royal burial and cult.Theban TriadRelated: Royal and private monuments there document the religious setting in which Theban gods were venerated.Amenhotep INarrower topic: Amenhotep I’s tomb, mortuary cult, and later mummy history belong to this landscape.Amenhotep IIRelated: Amenhotep II’s tomb was cut into the Valley of the Kings within this royal burial landscape.Sohag GovernorateCompared with: It offers a nearby Upper Egyptian heritage landscape distinct from Abydos’s traditions.