This funeral banquet scene is showing the diseased followed by his father or his brother or his older son ,his wife is at his feet and the boys standing between them . And the funereal bed is raised on tow posts between them the coffin front, which support busts representing some family individuals.

The tomb its self was built in 116 AD by

Maliku son of Maliku, son of Nurbel the doctor, for himself his sons and their sons”.

The inscription found in the tomb provided evidence that the tomb was used for buries until  267 AD. This inscription is now kept at the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, Copenhagen, Inv, No, 3727.

The Carlsberg Glyptotek holds teh biggest collection of Palmyrian artifacts outside Syria merely as result to Ingholt’s several archaeological campaign from the late 1920’s till the late 1930’s or throw direct purchase from the local market.