 The head, which must have belonged to a statue, represents Userkaf wearing the Nemes and Uraeus.The walls of the courtyard were adorned with fine reliefs of high workmanship depicting scenes of life in a papyrus thicket, a boat with its crew and names of Upper and Lower Egyptian estates connected to the cult of the king.Two doors at the south-east and south-west corners of the courtyard led to a small hypostyle hall with four pairs of red granite pillars.