the small south wall contains a list of offerings and a dining scene. the offering list consists of eight registers, in which the captions are arranged from left to right in short vertical columns without dividing lines. the dining scene is at the right hand side of the lower four registers. in the ritual offering lists, the offerings and ritual actions are noted, which were carried out in the regular funerary cult at the tomb. they begin with the list of the entrance rites, which were carried out by the funerary priest, like the purification of the cult space by sweeping and pouring water, washing hands, burning incense and supply of the seven holy oils and anointments. after this follows the list of foods and drinks which were to be brought in a defined order. these consist of various kinds of breads, cakes, meats, poultry, fruit and vegetables. only fragments of the dining scene survive.