Ptah-hotep, a cleric o Maat amid the rule of Djedkare
Ankh-ti-hotep his child, was the visioer, judge and
administrator of the silos.
Reliefs are in different phases of fruition. Not painted.
*Mural aboe the passageway demonstrates the minister being
manicured and pedicured when Europe was in the
stone age.
May contain the main craftsman's mark - Ankhen-ptah, the
central craftsman.
Ptah-hotep was a cleric of Maat, and held an essential
position amid the regin of Djedkare. Akhti-hotep was his dad, and vizier, head
of the treasurey and silo and also judge.
Littler than Ti's mastaba, and not entirely brightened.
Principle passage has reliefs on each side, on the left are
line drawings in red and rectified in dark.
Reliefs in the tomb chamber are very much safeguarded, a
portion of the best of the old kingdom. They hold some shading.
Roofs in the tomb chamber are the impersonation trunks of
palm trees.
Akhti-hotep's chamber is less enriched and littler. There is
a chamberon the left that contains a unidentified mummy.