This is a remarkably high and narrow false door. It consists of two outer doorjambs, a relief showing the offering table, a lower lintel, two inner doorjambs, a rolled-up mat, and a door niche. The upper lintel is missing. The false door is decorated with figures and inscriptions in raised relief which has been partly left unfinished. There are traces of paint.
The Overseer of Wab-priests of the Pyramid of Khufu, Judge and overseer of scribes, priest of Maat, secretary of judicial decisions, Iha. The judge and overseer of scribes, Iha. A thousand (of conical loaves of bread), a thousand (of round loaves of bread), a thousand (of jugs of beer), a thousand (of linen), a thousand (of alabaster), a thousand (of) bulls, a thousand (of) birds. The judge and overseer of scribes, Iha. An offering which Anubis gives, who is upon his mountain, a funerary offering for (him, consisting of) bread and beer at every festival, (namely for) Iha. An offering which the king gives, may he be buried in the necropolis (in) the Western Desert, Iha.
Bibliography
Junker, H., Giza VI, Taf. XIX a, Abb. 18.
Kunsthistorisches Museum (KHM), Wien. Führer durch die Sammlungen (1988) 19.
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