The burial place was found on 24 November 1996 by the Mission Archeologique Francaise de Bubaseion, under the direction of Alain Zivie.
It received the number I.19 and lies directly next to the much larger tomb of Maia, nurse of Tutankhamun.
The entrance to the tomb chapel is cut into the rocks at Saqqara and faces south.
On the western wall are shown Thutmose and his wife standing in front of a priest.
Sixteen people are shown in two registers, divided by gender with men in the top and women below.
On the southern wall are shown the coffins of Thutmose and his wife Ineni, remarkably depicted from the front.