Wilhelm Spiegelberg traveled to the site in 1913 and recorded inscriptions in the Ptolemaic quarry mentioning Ptolemy XII Auletes. In Porter and Moss the king is referred to as Ptolemy Neos Dionysos. The King appears before Min, Harsiese, Isis, a form of Horus (called Ka'zana) and the lion-headed Repyt (Tryphis).[4]