Beni Hasan - Tomb of Khnumhotep III Main Chamber Left Hand Wall

The left hand (north) wall, above, depicts the dead man hunting in the desert. Below, to the right, he is shown (a large figure) watching various activities in his nome. In the third row from the top two of his officials introduce a caravan of Asians men, women and children with their ibexes and donkeys, clad in gaily colored garments, their sharp features, hooked noses and pointed beards clearly identifying them as Semitic; the inscription describes them as 37 Amus (Semitic bedouin) bringing eye-paint to the Prince of the nome. The scribe is shown giving Khnumhotep a list of the strangers. The lower rows depict the dead man's cattle and poultry.