The tomb of Djar is located in El-Assasif, within the Theban necropolis on the west bank of the Nile, facing Luxor in Egypt.
This archaeological site is the burial place of Djar, who served as a guardian of the king inside the palace.
External references include the Middle Kingdom Theban Project and works by Nina de Garis Davies regarding women preparing food and laden donkeys at the site.
Sources: Wikipedia, OpenStreetMap, Wikidata, Wikimedia Commons
The unfinished tomb of Kheruef in the Theban Necropolis 68 m 
La tombe TT 279 de Pabasa dans la vallée des Nobles 149 m 
The Tomb of Amenemipet called Ipy 198 m 
The Tomb of Nefermenu: Mayor of Thebes 302 m 
The Tomb of Userhat, First Prophet of Sethi I 443 m 
The Tomb of Vizier Ramose 444 m 
The Reliefs of Khaemhat's Tomb 489 m 
The terraced mortuary temples of Deir el-Bahari 489 m 
A Mud-Brick Administrative Office Built Over a Middle Kingdom Necropolis 572 m 
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