The tomb of Amenhotep III of Dynasty 18 in the west valley of the Valley of the Kings. It was first noted by members of a French expedition in 1799, and it was cleared by Howard Carter in 1915 and has been reexamined by a Japanese expedition since 1989. The tomb may well have been begun by Thutmose IV, whose foundation deposits were found. The king’s mummy was found in the royal cache in KV35 in 1898. It has been speculated that his wife, Tiy, was also buried in the tomb, as frgaments of her sarcophagus were discovered.
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