Tomb of Ankhtifi

The Tomb of Ankhtifi is an ancient Egyptian burial site from around 2100 BCE, belonging to a high-ranking official and local governor during Egypt's First Intermediate Period. Located in the necropolis of Moalla, it features a decorated corridor with hieroglyphic inscriptions and scenes illustrating Ankhtifi's achievements, religious beliefs, and daily life. The tomb's artwork provides valuable insights into the political instability of the era and the individual's role in regional leadership. Its well-preserved walls and inscriptions offer a glimpse into ancient Egyptian funerary practices and the social structure of that time.