Upper part of a sarcophagus lid with the remaining left side of a tripartite wig. The yellow painted face has large and prominent eyes beneath black ar- ched eyebrows. The nose and lips are small and not underlined to give the eyes a stronger presence. The finely detailed wing of a falcon-headed vulture headdress covers the blue and yellow striped wig ending in a large finely de- tailed floral border.

Below the heart-pendant worn around the neck, a black Inpw (Anubis as a jackal – ‘he who is above the secrets’ ), rests upon a column of inscription: ‘ji n(y)-sw.t [htp]... – May the king give [a boon]...’ .