Other Examples of Amduat Tombs The vizier to Thutmose III, Useramun, was a rare example of someone not of royal-birth having their tomb in the Amduat style. This may be due to many reasons, but shows how exclusive royal tombs were to the pharaoh and his immediate family. It is notable that Useramun's tomb only contained the images of hours 3 and 4, not the whole journey of the sun which only adds to the exclusivity of the Amduat to royalty in Ancient Egyptian funerary traditions. thumb|324x324px|Burial chamber of KV35, the tomb of Amenhotep II, decorated with scenes from the Amduat Amenhotep II (KV 35) and Amenhotep III (KV 22) both have examples of completed Amduat texts within their burial tombs as well, following many of the conventions that Thutmose III began within his tomb.
Other Examples of Amduat Tombs The vizier to Thutmose III, Useramun, was a rare example of someone not of royal-birth having their tomb in the Amduat style This may be due to many reasons, but shows how exclusive royal tombs were to the pharaoh and his immediate family. It is notable that Useramun's tomb only contained the .images of hours 3 and 4, not the whole journey of the sun which only adds to the exclusivity of the Amduat to royalty in Ancient Egyptian funerary traditions. thumb|324x324px|Burial chamber of KV35, the tomb of Amenhotep II, decorated with scenes from the Amduat Amenhotep II (KV 35) and Amenhotep III (KV 22) both have examples of completed Amduat texts within their burial tombs as well, following many of the conventions that Thutmose III began within his tomb.