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• The text recording Meresankh comes from a stela found in the tomb along with a serdab.
• The tomb was excavated in 1914 and several large limestone statues were found in the serdab.
• On the east side there is a serdab for the statue of the Ka of the deceased.
• It may be used to store offerings, store burial equipment, or it may be a serdab chamber.
• The horizontal passage leads to rooms consisting of a funeral serdab, an antechamber, and a burial chamber.
• To the right of the antechamber is the burial chamber; to the left is another small room, a Serdab.
• The statue was found in the walled-up serdab of Hemiunu's mastaba by archaeologist Hermann Junker in March 1912.
• On the eastern side of the antechamber, a doorway led to the serdab of the pyramid which has been completely destroyed.
• The only peculiarity of the serdab is the size of the block ensuring its coverage, measuring 6.72 metres long with a weight of forty tons.
• In the " serdab, " a head of a wooden statue was discovered with the type of headdress which became very popular in the Sixth dynasty.
• In the door niche, there is a large hole which was possibly cut by a grave robber hoping to find a serdab with a ka-statue in it.
• Behind the false door was the serdab, a small room which was completely walled off, in which the ka-statue of the tomb's owner was located.
• J . P . Lauer's main work during his 75 years in Saqqara was the restoration of Djoser's mortuary complex in particular the serdab and the enclosure wall.
• Mastabas, then, were developed with the addition of offering chapel and vertical shaft . 5th Dynasty mastabas had elaborate chapels consisting of several rooms, columned hall and'serdab '.
• Khafre s pyramid and tomb were designed as an eternal home for his mummy, where the serdab ( chamber room ) in the Valley Temple was meant to keep his ka statue.
• The narrow passage, which subsequently became known as the " serdab " ( Arabic for " passage " ), was similarly lined with masonry, but partly blocked up.
• A Ka statue effigy of the deceased might be walled up in a " serdab " connected to the offering chamber by vents that allowed the smell of incense to reach the effigy.
• Part of the mastaba consists of a chapel with six rooms, a pillared hall, five magazines, two chambers containing boats, a " serdab " and a staircase which gives access to the roof.
• No further cultic buildings were detected, but egyptologists and archaeologists are convinced, that once upon a time a mortuary temple and a serdab existed, but were destroyed due the looting of stone from his cult buildings in antiquity.
• Ignorant of the " serdab " entrance, Dayan concentrated his attention on the shaft visible below the decorative grate and had the idea of sending someone thin enough to fit through the shaft and down into the chamber below.