The village of Deir el-Medina is situated in the West Bank of the Nile opposite Luxor and was inhabited by the workmen who built the royal tombs between the reign of Thutmosis I and the late Ramessid period (c
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The village of Deir el-Medina is situated in the West Bank of the Nile opposite Luxor and was inhabited by the workmen who built the royal tombs between the reign of Thutmosis I and the late Ramessid period (c

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The village of Deir el-Medina is situated in the West Bank of the Nile opposite Luxor and was inhabited by the workmen who built the royal tombs between the reign of Thutmosis I and the late Ramessid period (c, 1550-1069 BC). Egypt. Ancient Egyptian. New Kingdom. Deir el Medina.

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