The stela is rectangular. The top corners are slightly rounded, but this is probably due to wear. The representation is executed in bas-relief. The left side features a standing male figure, facing right and wearing a short curly wig, a simple broad necklace and a triangular protruding kilt. The left hand holds a long staff, the right hand a sceptre. On the offering-table in front of him are three sealed jars, a shin of beef, a piece of fowl and two more pieces of meat. Under the offering-table is a basin with a cloth over it. The text is in two horizontal lines above the scene.
(1) The king gives a boon: the boon, which has been given to Osiris, lord of the West, (that he may give) an invocation offering consisting of oxen and fowl, a thousand pieces of alabaster and clothing, (2) and all good and pure things, to the revered Intef, borne by Ini.
Bibliography
J.M.A. Janssen, Egyptische Oudheden, verzameld door W.A. van Leer, MVEOL 12 (1957), 13/pl. I (nr.1)
W.M. van Haarlem (ed.), CAA Allard Pierson Museum Amsterdam, Fasc. III, 1995, 4-6
W.M. van Haarlem, R.A. Lunsingh Scheurleer, Gids voor de afdeling Egypte, Allard Pierson Museum Amsterdam, 1986, 37-38/fig. 19 (nr. 3)
R.A. Lunsingh Scheurleer, Egypte, geschenk van de Nijl, 1992, 90-91, 92/fig. 60
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