This paper deals with the study and publication of the tomb of Ramose TT 94 and its condition, which may not have been completed, while not excluding the possibility that it was subjected to some destruction. The definition of the tomb's owner, whose titles indicate that he was one of the high-ranking nobles who lived during the reign of King Amenhotep II during the Eighteenth Dynasty. Although the opinions of scholars differ regarding the history of the tomb, this article was based on evidence to prove the validity of its attribution to the period of King Amenhotep II. This nobleman's tomb provides no evidence of his family except for his mother and brother. The article also dealt with the architectural description of the tomb, description of its scenes, translation of the accompanying texts, and presentation of the finds found inside the tomb. The article also refers to the use of the tomb by a Coptic hermit who may have lived in the tomb during the period of Christian persecution and the evidence that confirms this.