Noblemen were some of the powerful courtiers and they had these rock-cut tombs in an area called Sheikh Abd EL Korna. Here you can see the difference and the change from the repeated scenes in the tombs of the kings and queens to the scenes which concern with life, earth life the activities like fishing, hunting birds and plow the land.
The common question from our clients is how we are quite sure about that culture, life, and so on. The answer is everything is depicted on the walls of the tombs of the noblemen which are small in size but great in value. Here is your first stop more than 400 tombs, of which only 7 are of high interest, Those of Rekhmire, Sennofer, Ramose, Userhat, Khaemhat, Nakht, and Manna. The entrance ticket for 2 tombs only but you can add 2 more or 4 tombs to enjoy more and more details.

The name was given to the place after the Christian converted the temple of the goddess Hathor into a church and the church means Deir in Arabic so it means the church of the monastery of the town. The place was discovered between "1905-1909" and they found a village, cemetery, temple, and a large amount of Ostracs, almost 5000 pieces which tell about their daily life.

We know that in that place they discovered the oldest laundry in the world. We knew also about the payment system. Sure, was not money but a piece of land, head of animals, and a little house. We knew that the government cared about the worker's life, the week counted in that time 10 days and normally workers had 3 days off in which they can go and visit their families and rest from work.

On this day you have a big chance to touch the appreciation that the workers and the artisans gain in that era, were they slaves or free, where did they live and work? , where they allow to deal with the public or not ?, how were the designs of their houses, their tombs, and why they choose their city to be to the west bank of the river, in your visit to Deir Al Madina, you will see to tombs of the workers, small temple of Deir Al Madina, moreover the 70 mud bricks houses of the workers which were found nearby the tombs. On the way back you will stop by the Memnon Colossi which were one day decorate the entrance of the biggest funerary temple on the west bank of the River Nile.