at the south door jamb, the delivery of an antelope is depicted on the south wall. two men, wearing only kilts with three bands, bring the animal as an offering. the funerary priest ankh-haf holds the antelope at the mouth and horns. the "leader of the hall" drives the animal forward with a stick. a man in front brings other offerings. the antelope is a donation from a property which provided materials for the funerary cult of kaninisut. above it are further images of offering gifts, arranged in two rows.