In his excavation report, Engelbach notes that the graves of Haraga were divided into 13 groups denoted by the letters A to H, NH, W₁, W₂ and Nz:

• Cemetery A contained 103 graves mostly of Dynasty 12
• Cemetery B was full of shaft tombs
• Cemetery C contained three groups of graves (C₁, C₂, C₃)
• Cemetery D contained graves of the late Old Kingdom to the end of the First Intermediate Period as well as some Coptic burials
• Cemetery E lay between cemetery A and B
• Cemetery F
• Cemetery G contained about 30 Predynastic graves dating to Naqada IIC-IID
• Cemetery H lay about a mile south west of cemetery G and consisted of Predynastic graves dating to Naqada IIC-IID
• Cemetery NZ
• Cemetery S contained Middle Kingdom shaft tombs
• Wady 1 (W₁) and Wady 2 (W₂) contained poor burials of the Middle Kingdom
• Cemetery SH was a scatter of graves south of the village of Haraga

A wide variety of objects were recovered from the cemetery including statuettes in stone, faience, and wood, amulets, beads, steles and hundreds of scarabs.