Daressy 1900, 38-9: Model of a granary, measuring 36 by 26 cm. The door is towards the corner, on one of the short sides and gives access into a square courtyard in the middle of which a man, a measure in hand is measuring the wheat.Beside the door a scribe is standing, a stylus slipped behind his ear, the pallet under his left arm, inscribing the proclaimed quantities of grain on a roll of papyrus. Beside him are placed on the ground a rectangular chest and a cylindrical box containing the owner's archives.On the side there is a small shed under which Spi is crouching next to his steward who, a papyrus unrolled on his knees, undoubtedly checks whether the grain counts are regular.Other servants take away the measured wheat: one of them is still in the courtyard, loading a sack on his shoulder; two others climb the stairs leading to the store terrace, in which a last servant will empty his bag. The granary is divided into three compartments.