Aswan - Tomb of Harhuf

After the Tomb of Aku is the Tomb of Harhuf (No. 34n). On the outer wall, flanking the entrance, are figures of the dead man (depicted on the left leaning on a staff, with his son holding a censer), with important inscriptions recording four successful trading expeditions in Nubia, three of them during the reign of Merenre and the fourth (on which the goods he brought back included a dwarf) in the reign of Pepi II (sixth Dynasty).