how, or how often, personnel in the hairdressers' shop, which from titulary evidence stands higher than the manicurists in 5th and 6th dynasty prestige rankings, communicated with the latter remains unknown. no hairdressers are labeled at the funeral procession. ptahshepses, the keeper of the headdress who became nyussere's vizier, and ti, overseer of the pyramids and sun temples, are two officials whom niankhkhnum and khnumhotep may have worked with both khnumhotep and niankhkhnum are attested on a harvest scene in the splendid burial estate of ptahshepses, where they may have been quarry supervisors, yet named as "jr ant pr aa" "palace manicurists," quite junior to titulary in their own tomb, which could mean ptahshepses died while they were younger. a door jamb, besides "tatj" "vizier," displays the title "hat-a" "one whose arm is in front," a pure honorific allen distinguishes from the "m-r" and "jrj" titles specifying responsibility domains we've encountered up to now. the "jrj nfr hat" "keeper of the headdress" epithet, recorded in many of the rooms, is spelled with the mouth sign (gardiner d21), not the eye sign (d4), so that it shares the introductory word of "jrj-pat" "hereditary prince," another of allen's honorifics.