Neferkhawet and his wife were buried in the Western chambers of the tomb.
Neferkhawet served as a chief scribe to Hatshepsut when she was still a princess.
He later became the treasurer and keeper of the documents in the House of the God's Wife Hatshepsut.
his wife Rennefer was a Lady of the House.
The bodies had been mummified in a simple fashion.
The internal organs had not been removed, but the bodies were treated with natron.
The burial equipment did include canopic jars, which were empty.
Neferkhawet and his wife were buried in the Western chambers of the tomb. Neferkhawet served as a chief scribe to Hatshepsut when she was still a princess. He later became the treasurer and keeper of the documents in the House of the God's Wife Hatshepsut. his wife Rennefer was a Lady of the House. The bodies had been mummified in a simple fashion. The internal organs had not been removed, but the bodies were treated with natron. The burial equipment did include canopic jars, which were empty.
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