This object consists of two crudely carved wooden funerary figures mounted onto a modern rectangular display base. The figures stand upright in a frontal pose, though one is slightly bent forward at the waist. Their anatomy is minimally defined, featuring simple bobbed hairstyles or wigs. The arms were carved as separate wooden components and attached to the shoulders via small dowels; currently, only a single right arm on one figure is preserved. Both figures are depicted wearing a simple, knee-length kilt. The raw timber was originally coated in a thin layer of gesso plaster to receive polychrome decoration, with traces of red paint used for the skin tones and black paint for the hair. The front of the modern mount is labeled "OARSMEN FROM FUNERAL BOAT", although this is undetermined. These figures likely date to the First Intermediate Period (c. 2160–2055 BC).