Ceiling painting of the first chamber of the Inherkau tomb. The paintings are partly ruined. The portion of decoration shows a motif of scrolls and bovine heads with a red sun disk between the horns. These are the bucrania known and attested in Egypt as early as the 1st dynasty: in this case, however, the reference is not to the cow goddess Hathor but can be interpreted as a reinterpretation of the Cretan influences that characterised the New Kingdom. Finally, the offering formula is written in blue hieroglyphics on a yellowish background in the frame around the boxes.