The Tomb of Ikhernofret is an ancient Egyptian burial site located in the necropolis of Saqqara. It dates back to the Middle Kingdom, specifically the 12th Dynasty, around 1991-1783 BCE. The tomb is notable for its well-preserved wall reliefs and inscriptions that provide insights into the life and duties of Ikhernofret, who served as a high-ranking official. Inside the tomb, the walls are adorned with detailed scenes depicting daily life, religious rituals, and offerings. The inscriptions highlight Ikhernofret's role as a priest and his connections to the royal family, reflecting the importance of the afterlife in ancient Egyptian culture and the significance of the Osiris cult.