Tomb of Ti

The Tomb of Ti is an ancient Egyptian burial site from around 2460 BCE, built for the official Ti, who was a vizier and high government official. Located in Saqqara, it features a beautifully decorated, underground burial chamber with detailed scenes showing Ti’s life, achievements, and offerings to the gods. The tomb’s impressive artwork provides valuable insights into daily life, religious beliefs, and funerary practices of ancient Egypt. Its well-preserved murals and structure exemplify the artistry and craftsmanship of the Old Kingdom period.