On the left of this nearly square relief block is a representation of a striding man dressed in a short kilt and a smooth wig. He is erecting an obelisk as large as himself which forms the left border of the block. In the middle of the block is a stool with animal legs on which lies a so-called Tekenu with a human head and hands emerging from a skin. To the right of this ritual figure stands a lector priest, wearing a short skirt and a smooth wig, with a papyrus roll in his right hand. There are three lines of inscription above the Tekenu.
"[1] Cause to come to (the god) Re: a skin [2] as a resting Tekenu, [3] Causing silence to reign in the garden of Khepri."
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