| Ahmose-Siebana | |
|---|---|
 | |
| Life | |
| Dynasty | Seventeenth Dynasty |
| Titles | Marine Commander Soldier |
| Legacy | |
| Family | Abana (father) |
| Burial | el-Kab |
Ahmose was the son of Abana serving in the Egyptian Military as a marine commander under Ahmose I during the expulsion of the Hyksos[1]
. During his many battles he severed numerous hands of his enemies after battle and attached them to a rope-coil. He was rewarded with slaves and land for the amount of people he killed. This is all mentioned in his tomb biography.[2]
He was eventually buried at El-Kab the walls of his tomb reading:
- I have grown old,
- I have reached old age,
- Favored as before and loved (by my Lord).
- I now [rest] in the tomb I myself made.[1]