Menna is the scribe of the fields of Upper and Lower Egypt in
the reign of Thutmose
IV.
Image 1
The painting of the tomb is very vivid and they cover up many
aspects of life under Menna's tenure. Menna is shown with his
wife worshiping Osiris
(See Image 1); he is portrayed doing his job and supervising
the measuring of the land and the harvest of corn; violators
are seen beaten; several hunting and fishing scenes can be seen
like in most of the tombs; usual representation of the funeral
procession and the funerary boats sailing in the Nile.
The back wall of the shrine has a niche
that bears the destroyed statutes of Menna and his wife.
