Canofric jars stood in the corner, one having a fine Anubis jackal-head An examination of the walls showed inscriptions in the Ptolemaic style, some almost as grotesque as the later Greco-Roman style.
Just before the King's arrival, the wall at the head of the sarcophagus was pierced, revealing a second chamber, containing a sarcophagus of pink granite with a basalt cover, quite intact. It is not known whose sarcophagus it is.
The walls are wonderfully inseribed with religious texts, and at the end could be discerned a representation of the god Amon.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.