This is the previous description.Marcel and Moriartus check the other side passage from the landing. It leads to a similar proportioned room but this has shelves built into the walls rather than alcoves. The mage's eyes light up at several large earthenware amphora among the scattered stores. This room is damp, a trickle of dripping water leaking down the east wall as seepage from the barrow grounds above. As in the other chamber, there is also another angled passage opposite. A carved lintel with a pyramid and 'all-seeing' eye carved into it.
You can take a while to search through the store room. The amphora jars are waist high, slim bodied with long necks. They are used as votive storage vessels and contain inert perfumes, spices and oils. The jars are in good condition despite their age. Nine are found. The oil is a thick lubricant and could be thinned to suit as lantern oil. Several gallons worth, a good job the blazing cadaver never ignited a potential 'bomb' threat.
Also you find under a linen sheet a carved book stand or lectern in the shape of an owl spreading its wings. The dark wood is lacquered and seems to have survived any infestation of woodworm or rot.
There are various common items, porcelain figures of people in work poses such as a thresher of wheat at work or a maid carrying a water jug.