If you go to Wikipedia for Hyksos you will see the Beni Hasan relief from the Tomb of Khnumhotep II. It is a group of travelling Semites.

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyksos

Khnumhotep II may have died in about 1890 but at the age of 82 years old. So add 82 to 1890, and Khnumhotep II was born in 1972, almost the same year as when Joseph was 10 years old. Joseph was born in 1988 BC. Jacob came to Egypt in 1949 BC, so Khnumhotep II would have remembered that incident very well. 

Some sketches or inscriptions were written first on papyri and then on walls as Thutmosis III told us in his Karnak Inscriptions. 

Can one postulate that in 1949 BC when he witnessed the influx of Canaanites, Jacob and his sons, Hyksos he drew a picture of that on a papyrus. He kept it and when the makers of his tomb thought to decorate his walls, they reproduced an incident nearly 50 years before, which he drew himself and which they found in his archives post-mortem? 

He died about a decade before Joseph died. They were contemporaries. 

The Oxford Dictionary said that he came to power in the 19th year of Amenemhet II and was still active in the years of Senuseret II who died in 1879, Joseph in 1878 and himself in 1890. So he died before Joseph. Amenemhet II was the son of Senuseret I who was the friend of Joseph. Senuseret II was the grandson of Joseph friend-Pharaoh and Senuseret III was the great-grandson. A passion for Joseph may have started to fade out in his reign. 

The goat considered in general, is a good navigator. They arrived at what may appear as a palace to bring gifts to Senuseret II. They bring gifts, the two goats.

The picture still speaks of tranquility with Egyptian Pharaohs by Semites, whether Hebrews, Canaanites or Hyksos. 

Egyptian lesson: Look at the two males with goats. They are Nubian ibexes. With one the man is slightly bending. Look very carefully. Above the black curled horn you see a staff (ḥ) then left a black triangle block (q). There is no vowel. So make an (a) sound with the letter 3. It is in transcription language the voicing of /a/ written as /3/. It means “Hyksos”. Below it is a crown. It is the word ḫ3s meaning “foreign country”. Hyksos means “ruler”. So it means “ruler of the foreign country”. Below the goat is the name of the Ruler: Feather (right) is the letter (i) followed by a leg left which is the letter (b) and below that looks like a basin with three flowers in it. It is the sound (š). Thus read ibsh and put a vowel between the /b/ and /sh/ to read /a/ for /i/ and Abisha. That is his name.