More than 4000 graffiti are scattered throughout the Theban necropolis. Among them, around 2500 graffiti can be dated to Nineteenth, Twentieth, and Twenty-First Dynasties. These New Kingdom graffiti were made by members of the community of workmen from Deir el-Medina. Only a small group of no more than 120 graffiti consist of depictions of deities and veneration scenes. The interpretation of graffiti with depictions of Amun-Re on rock surfaces in the Valley of the Kings reveals valuable information regarding their locations. This study thus attempts to identify particular locations in the valley where the workmen of Deir el-Medina venerated Amun-Re in different forms. These spots may have been considered to be of religious significance to the workmen of Deir el-Medina.

超过 4000 幅涂鸦遍布底比斯墓地。其中，大约有2500幅涂鸦可以追溯到十九、二十和二十一朝。这些新王国涂鸦是由来自代尔麦地那的工人社区成员制作的。只有一小部分不超过 120 幅涂鸦包括对神灵和崇拜场景的描绘。对帝王谷岩石表面描绘阿蒙雷的涂鸦的解读揭示了有关其位置的宝贵信息。因此，这项研究试图确定代尔麦地那的工人以不同形式崇拜阿蒙雷的山谷中的特定位置。这些地点可能被认为对代尔麦地那的工人具有宗教意义。