royal tomb
King's burial chamber
A royal tomb is a burial chamber or monument built to house the remains of a king, queen, or other member of a royal family.
These structures range from ancient pyramids and underground chambers to elaborate mausoleums in cathedrals.
Archaeologists discovered the royal tomb undisturbed.
The term emphasizes both the burial function and the elevated status of the person interred.
- pharaohAncient Egyptian ruler
- King TutTeenage Egyptian ruler, abbreviated
- sarcophagusCarved stone burial container
- mausoleumMonumental building for interment
- pyramidPointed polyhedral solid
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- burial sitesgrave, crypt, crypts, burial mound, burial ground
- tombsburial vault, burial chamber, mausoleum, graves, sepulcher
- ancient burialsburial mound, tumulus, barrow, cairn, dolmen
- Queen VictoriaQueen Victoria, Prince Albert, Victorian era, Victorian age, Balmoral Castle
- royal artportrait, miniature, portraits, tapestry, scepter
- AmarnaAkhenaten, Nefertiti, Tutankhamun, cuneiform tablets, Petrie
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