The upper lintel, a horizontal stone or beam above a door, is carved with a shell. The center is ornamented with acanthas leaves, a type of prickly herb, and a nymph, a minor divinity represented as a beautiful maiden.
The lintel, a horizontal beam or stone above a door, is dominated by a figure of Horus of Behdet.
Two hieroglyphic lines give the names and titles of Amenhotep the Second.
This lintel, a stone or beam above a door, was taken from the door of Senefru-Nefer.
He sits on a chair facing hieroglyphics that give an offering formula, the name of King Djedkare, and the name and titles of Osiris.
This lintel is divided into two main scenes. One shows Shepenwepet worshiping Amun-Re, while the other shows Shepenwepet being embraced by the goddess Mut.
This lintel, or overhead beam or stone, depicts King Taharqa before Amun-Re, Horus, and the Divine Adorer Amunirdis. King Shabaka is also shown standing in front of Osiris and Isis.
