On
the southern wall of the entrance passage in the first pillared hall
a text that recounts the ideal life of Harwa is
inscribed. That text is inspired by autobiographical
compositions dating to the First
Intermediate Period (1300 years older), in which the owner enunciates the good
deeds. Here begins the so-called "Path of
Harwa". From this point on, the southern walls of the passages
through the rooms of the tomb describe the stages of the journey that
will carry Harwa from life to death and from death to the eternal
afterlife. |
  
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