 These processions may depict scenes of official life, scenes of funeral procession and/or heavenly conveyances.At the Eastern Han tombs of Yi'nan, Dahutung and Donjiazhuang depict official life as the type of carriage in which a person was conveyed signaled the social status and official rank of the rider.During the Han period, a man of wealth was described as "having chariots and horses at the door."