Horemheb con Hathor, Iside e Horus.
The upper part of the wall is decorated with an elaborate kheker frieze featuring two yellow discs. Underneath is an ornamental band coloured blue, red, green, yellow, black and white, and a band decorated with stars on a dark blue background to represent the sky. From right to left: Horus with falcon head presents the king to Hathor. The god wears the crown of Upper and Lower Egypt and a green tunic. The king wears the nemes with uraeus and a broad collar. His kilt, white and gold, is richly decorated. The goddess wears a white dress with an elaborate design and thin straps that leave her breasts bare. Around her neck is a large pearl necklace. On her head is the symbol of the West. Both deities grasp the pharaoh by the wrist. Horus with falcon head presents the king to Isis. The god wears the crown of Upper and Lower Egypt, a green tunic and a white and gold skirt. Isis wears a red-purple dress with a rosette design and thin straps that leave her breasts bare. Around her neck is a large pearl necklace. On her head she wears her emblem. In the centre Horemheb wears the nemes with uraeus and a broad collar. His kilt, white and gold, is richly decorated. In the centre: The king offers wine to Hathor and this time wears a simple golden skirt. Hathor has a sun disc and bovine horns. She wears a white dress with braces and a black and blue striped wig. She holds the sceptre was and the ankh.
