We must emphasize here that the names of these tombs are conventional and do not prove that they were the tombs of members of royal families, bearing their names. Of course the so-called “Tomb of Aegisthus” was not the tomb of Aegisthus because it was built around 1500, while he lived around 1200 BC. And the “Tomb of Clytemnestra” is not certain that either belonged to that queen or the imagination of the peasants gave him this name. We still do not know who was buried in those monuments.