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Senenmut

Senenmut (Ancient Egyptian: sn-n-mwt, sometimes spelled Senmut, Senemut, or Senmout) was an 18th Dynasty ancient Egyptian architect and government official. His name means "brother of Mut", but can also translate literally as "brother of the mother"; i.e. "uncle".

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Burial
TT71
Dynasty
18th Dynasty
Father
Ramose
Mother
Hatnofer
Pharaoh
Hatshepsut

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Senenmut

Nodes53
Edges52
Triples89
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.037736
Components1

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related to Family · 21
Senenmut → Ahhotep, Amenemhet, Armant, Book, Chapter, Christine Meyer, Dead, Egyptians, Hatnefret, Hatnofer, However, Iuny, Metropolitan Museum, Minhotep, More, Nofrethor, Pairy, Ramose, Senenmut's, TT353
related to Career · 18
Senenmut → After Hatshepsut, Chapelle Rouge, God's Wife, Hatshepsut, Heb Sed Festival, Karnak, Karnak's Red Chapel, King's Daughter, Neferure, Neither, Senenmut's, Some Egyptologists, Steward, Temple, The, Thutmose, Thutmose II, Year Fifteen
related to External links · 16
Senenmut → Art, Decoration, Egypt, ICOMOS-IAU, PDF, Pharaoh, Queen, Sen-en-Mut, The Architecture, The Metropolitan Museum, The Tomb, The Tombs, Tombs, TT, UNESCO, Western Thebes
related to Sculptures · 14
Senenmut → Berlin, British Museum, Brooklyn Museum, From, Hatshepsut's, Karnak, Metropolitan Museum, Museum, Neferura, Neferure, Seated Senenmut, Statue, Temple, Thebes
related to Works from his tombs · 9
Senenmut → Amduat, Astronomical, Bottom, It, Metropolitan Museum, Now, Painted, SAE, The
related to Ostraca depicting Senenmut · 6
Senenmut → Metropolitan Museum, Now, Ostracon, SAE, Senemut, Senenmut's
Burial · 1
Senenmut → TT71
Dynasty · 1
Senenmut → 18th Dynasty
Father · 1
Senenmut → Ramose
Mother · 1
Senenmut → Hatnofer

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tomb museum hatshepsut metropolitan now senenmut's 71 chapel hatshepsut's sae name tt353 djeser-djeseru known found temple ceiling tt71 statue ostracon

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
SenenmutBurialTT711.00infobox
SenenmutDynasty18th Dynasty1.00infobox
SenenmutFatherRamose1.00infobox
SenenmutMotherHatnofer1.00infobox
SenenmutPharaohHatshepsut1.00infobox
Senenmutrelated to CareerSteward0.60section
Senenmutrelated to CareerGod's Wife0.60section
Senenmutrelated to CareerHatshepsut0.60section
Senenmutrelated to CareerKing's Daughter0.60section
Senenmutrelated to CareerNeferure0.60section
Senenmutrelated to CareerSome Egyptologists0.60section
Senenmutrelated to CareerSenenmut's0.60section

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