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The facade of tomb IGN2 is characterized by half-crowsteps and two lateral cleaning trenches, with the left trench being deeper than the right. The presence of graffiti and petroglyphs of uncertain origin adds to its unique features. The Egyptian cornice below the crowsteps is roughly finished. The lower facade remains unfinished, with some sections only partially outlined. The entrance is surrounded by protruding areas, suggesting plans for additional architectural elements. Inside, the tomb comprises a main burial chamber with a quadrangular plan, not aligned with the facade. The entrance underside shows holes that likely formed part of a latch mechanism
Les tombeaux nabatéens de Hegra vol. II Nehmé L. Académie des inscriptions et belles-lettres Paris 2015 pp.12-13
The chamber includes an irregular recess and an unfinished rectangular area. The floor is divided into three stone blocks, surrounded by channels following the chamber’s perimeter.
