Here’s what you’ll learn when you read this story:Egyptian archaeologists discovered three tombs in Luxor from Egypt’s New Kingdom. One is from the 19th Dynasty, led by the Ramesside family, and the other two are from the 18th Dynasty. The 19th Dynasty tomb belonged to Amun-em-Ipet—an official who likely worked in the temple or the estate of Amun. The two 18th Dynasty tombs were similar in design. Baki’s tomb is more complex than the one from the 19th Dynasty, with a long hallway-styled courtyard leading to a second courtyard ahead of the main entrance.