The term 'Egyptian Tomb' refers to two distinct types of burial structures found in Ancient Egypt: the PYRAMID and the Mastaba. The PYRAMID is a large, triangular-shaped structure with a flat base and four sloping sides that meet at a point. The Mastaba is a rectangular structure with a flat roof and walls that slope inward. Both structures were used to house the remains of the deceased and were often decorated with hieroglyphics and other symbols.