On the east wall are scenes of offering and the funerary banquet, much essentially copied from similar images on the east wall of the nearby tomb of Paheri. Inscriptions of a scribe Meryre, appearing on all but the west wall (and particularly clear on the east wall), are votive additions by a scribe whom Setau summoned from Esna "to inscribe his monument in regnal year 4" of Ramesses IX (ca. 1126 BCE). On the north wall is a unique hymn to the goddess Nekhbet.