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Inerkhau kneeling doing homage to the rising sun in TT359, the Tomb of Inerkhau in Deir el-Medina. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Inerkhau seated in a chair on a boat in the first chamber of TT359, the Tomb of Inerkhau in Deir el-Medina. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Reclining jackal on a mastaba in a niche in TT359, the Tomb of Inherkhau in Deir el Medina. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Inerkhau preceded by Thoth walks towards Osiris in TT359, the Tomb of Inerkhau in Dier el-Medina. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Wood-framed information piece for the Tomb of Inherkha, TT359 of the Tombs of the Workers in Deir el-Medina. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Parts of two scenes bottom register South wall 2nd chamber TT359, Tomb Inerkhau in Deir el-Medina. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Inerkhau standing in worship in front of the Benu bird in TT359, the Tomb of Inerkhau in Deir el-Medina.

Scenes IX and X in the middle register and Scene XVI in the bottom register of the South wall of the 2nd chamber TT359. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Family scene XIV with Inerkhau, Wabet, Four Naked Children in TT359, Tomb of Inerkhau in Deir el-Medina. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Painting of kneeling Inherkhau and Wab with arms raised in worship in TT359, the Tomb of Inherkhau in Deir el-Medina. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Inerkhau moving away of his tomb in Scene I, upper register on the South wall of the 2nd chamber of TT359, Tomb of Inerkhau. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Inerkhau in panther skin with shaven head offering roasted ducks in TT359, Tomb Inerkhau in Deir el-Medina. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Inerkhau and Wabet seated before sem-priest wearing panther skin TT359, Tomb Inerkhau, Deir el-Medina. Royalty Free Stock Photo

The deceased Inherkhau paying homage to the god Ptah in TT359, the Tomb of Inerkhau in Deir el-Medina. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pictured is Inerkhau standing in worship in front of the Benu bird in scene XI of the middle register on the South wall of the 2nd chamber of TT359, the Tomb of Inerkhau in Deir el-Medina. The Benu Bird morphologically represents a heron and wears the Atef crown.