1. Tombs
By: Rabea Alfahad

2. Decoration
Only the burial chamber in the tomb of Tutankhamun was decorated which is unusual because in royal tombs almost all of the walls were generally painted with scenes from the Amduat (the Book of the Dead). In this case, the burial chamber had a golden background and was decorated with scenes from the Opening of the Mouth ritual and the Amduat (Book of the Dead), and with depictions of Tutankhamun with various gods.

3. The apes of the first hour of the Amduat are depicted on the west wall
The apes of the first hour of the Amduat are depicted on the west wall. On the North wall Tutankhamun appears before the goddess Nut and the royal ka embraces Osiris.
Further along the wall there is a depiction of Ay wearing the blue war crown of a pharaoh (indicating that he became pharaoh shortly after the death of the young king) performing the Opening of the Mouth ritual before the mummy of Tutankhamun.

4. On the east wall a spell from the Amduat (Book of the Dead) appears, along with a depiction of the funeral procession of Tutankhamun. His mummy is drawn along on a sledge during the funeral procession and he is followed by two of his viziers to the king and a third individual thought by many to be Horemheb.
The decoration on the south wall depicts Tutankhamun with Anubis and Hathor and a further scene depicting Tutankhamun being welcomed into the underworld by Hathor, Anubis and Isis. The ceiling was decorated with a depiction of Nut with her wings spread to embrace the resting place of the pharaoh.

5. Layout
Entrance corridor
Antechamber
Annex
Burial Chamber
Treasury

6. 10 Things You Find Inside an Egyptian Tomb
King Tut's Burial Chamber
 A mummy in a sarcophagus or burial coffin.

7. Magic Egyptian amulets in the mummy's wrappings. 
Four canopic jars containing the organs of the deceased.

8. A copy of the ancient Egyptian Book of the Dead. 
Household goods, including furniture, for use in the afterlife

9. Mummies were buried with bread, meat, fruits and vegetables, and all manner of things he or she could enjoy feasting upon.
Food to feed the deceased

10. Ushabti figurines to work for the deceased in the afterlife
Wall paintings with pictures about the mummy's life

11. Painted spells to cast curses and injuries upon tomb robbers
 Statues, carvings and paintings of Egyptian gods

12. So there you have it! 10 Things You Find In An Egyptian Tomb
1. A mummy in a sarcophagus 2. Four canopic jars 3. Protective amulets 4. The Book of the Dead 5. Household goods 6. Food  7. Ushabti "helpers 8. Wall paintings 9. Inscribed curses 10. Statues of Egyptian gods

13. References
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