Door of the Tomb of Sennedjem, from Deir al-Medina, New Kingdom (painted wood lined with...

Upper register: On the left, Osiris-Khentyamentiu, seated on a throne, wears the Atef crown, a central mitre of rushes (in the shape of the white crown of Upper Egypt) flanked with two curved ostrich feathers. His body is enveloped in a shroud, with Usekh necklace provided with the Aper counterweight and red crossed straps. His hands, which appear from under the vestments hold the crook and flagellum as well as the Was sceptre. Behind him is Ma'at, goddess of the west, the feather of truth on her head. On the right advances Sennedjem, with his wife Iyneferti and their daughter Irutnefer, both wearing an ointment cone and bearing an ovoid vase. Lower register: On the left, the hawk-headed Ptah-Sokar-Osiris, wearing the white crown of Abydos flanked with two feathers, is seated on a throne and holds the Was-sceptre and the Ankh-sign. Behind him is Isis, again clothed in a red skin-tight dress. Separated from Ptah by an altar on which stands a vase and a blue lotus, seven sons of Sennedjem advance towards him. They have their right hand raised in greeting and hold a structure of papyrus stems in the left. At the front is Khabekhnet; followed by the others, two by two. Reign of Ramesses II (1279-1212 BC)