TOMBS OF THE PHARAOHS IN THE VALLEY OF THE KINGS AY, KV23 The small tomb of Ay includes a reduced iconography, but with unique scenes such as those in the marshes, which are normally only found in tombs of private individuals. HOREMHEB, KV57 The tomb of this pharaoh is covered in great detail, with many 3D reconstructions. Its exquisite raised relief has kept all its freshness. The Book of Gates is detailed here. RAMESSES I, KV16 The tomb of the first of the Ramessides is very small but almost intact. Here is the *most complete* publication ever on that monument, enhanced by outstanding 3D reconstitutions. RAMESSES VI, KV9 The pages of this tomb (KV9) are currently under reconstruction, but you can view a slideshow of 70 photos. MONTUHERKHEPERSHEF - KV19 Tomb KV19, of the Valley of the Kings, dates from the end of Dynasty XX. This belongs to one of the sons of Ramesses IX, prince Montuherkhepeshef ("Montu is above his powerful arm"), the prince and heir who died before he could reach the throne. AMENHOTEP III, KV22 This tomb, located in the Western Valley of the Kings, is for the first time published in full colour. It is a large, unfinished tomb, similar to that of his father, Thutmosis IV (KV43). The tomb has been undergoing restoration since 1989 THUTMOSIS IV, KV43 This Pharaoh's vast tomb remained only sparsely decorated but it introduced a new style into the decoration of royal tombs. A magnificent sarcophagus constitutes the central point. TUTANKHAMUN, KV62 The tomb of the most famous of the Pharaohs is of very small size, and decorated only in the sarcophagus chamber, but with historically important scenes.