KV36 – Tomb of Maiherperi .. Part ( 33 )

Also known as the Standard-Bearer ( or Fan-Bearer ) to the King . Maiherperi must have been high in favour with Queen Hatshepsut to be allowed a tomb in the valley . His funerary furniture, including a specially fine copy of The Book of the Dead, with coloured vignettes, found in the tomb, and Maiherperi's canopic chest of resin-coated wood with gilded details, now occupies several cases in U 17 ( 3800-3823 ) at Cairo museum .

Tombs from : KV26 to KV33 .. Part ( 32 )

Are situated in the main valley . They are uninscribed and unidentified .

KV24 ( WV24 ) and KV25 ( WV25 ) .. Part ( 31 )

Also in the Western Valley, are uninscribed and unidentified .