On the other hand, some Egyptologists have noticed that Nebka's name seems to be inscribed in the Unfinished Northern Pyramid of Zawyet El Aryan under the form Nebkara, so that this structure could have been started by this king. More precisely, they point to several graffiti made of black and red ink which were found in the chamber and in the descending stairway of the pyramid. Alessandro Barsanti recorded at least 67 inscriptions with the names of different workmen crews as well as the name of the planned pyramid complex: "Seba ?-Ka", meaning "The Star of ?-Ka". The workmen crew whose name appears most often — thus being the leading crew during the building works — was "Wer-ef-seba ?-Ka", meaning "Great Like the Star of (King) ?-Ka". Inscription No. 35 gives the name "Neferka-Nefer" (meaning "His Beautiful Ka is Flawless"), but otherwise lacks any reference to known people from the Third or Fourth Dynasty, to which this pyramid is usually ascribed. Graffiti No. 15 and No. 52 mention the royal name "Nebkarâ", meaning "Lord of the Ka of Râ" and a further inscription, No. 55, mentions a possible Horus of Gold name: "Neb hedjet-nwb", meaning "Lord of the Golden Crown". Some Egyptologists propose that this is either the Horus name of king Huni or the Horus of Gold name of Nebka.