English: Pillar decorated with a vertical series of panels representing ritual scenes with anthropomorphic divinities.

The scene as-Sawdāʾ TA 1A 5 is the fifth from the top of the pillar. It represents two seated gods, one in front of the other: on the right Hwr, on the left Nkrḥ. They are placed on low seats with crossed legs, separated by an altar with long legs (for comparison see the bronze altar AO 31930) and decorative motif (animal frieze; animal gutter?) with an incense burner on the top. Both of them wear long dress with embroidering finishing with fringes. Nkrḥ has on his left a long stick, Hwr has on his right hand a couple of horned animals, kept by the hind-legs. Both the heads are clearly visible with long, probably false, beards, and skull-caps.

Below this panel, two registers with three dancing Banāt ʾĪl each (see Arbach and Audouin 2004: fig. 8).