Created on 2024-11-17

This image shows an ancient, square-shaped, ceramic tile with rounded edges and corners. The tile has a pale beige color and features delicate, raised, swirly patterns on its surface, which give it a tactile three-dimensional effect. There are also four holes, one near each corner of the tile, which suggest that it may have been used for mounting or hanging as part of a larger array or structure. The background is a neutral, dark grey, which contrasts with the light color of the tile, highlighting its design and shape. The artifact appears to be well-preserved, with slight variations in color possibly due to age, wear, or the original firing process.

Created on 2024-11-17

The image appears to be an old, rectangular ceramic or stone tile or plaque. It has a weathered, mottled appearance with a pattern of spiral or curving designs carved or engraved into the surface. The design appears to have some symbolic or decorative purpose, though its exact meaning or origin is not clear from the image alone. The tile or plaque has two small holes, likely for mounting or attachment purposes.