Created on 2024-11-17

This is an image of an artifact that features a carved figure. The figure is made of a cream-colored material, possibly ivory or bone, with a visible grain and some discoloration that suggests age. It is a stylized representation of three human figures connected to each other. At the top, there are two figures that are joined at the head and mirrored in design, giving the impression of symmetry. They are depicted with simple facial features, defined arms, and bodies marked with geometric patterns. Each has round holes through its torso, which might have been used for suspension or as part of the function of the object. Beneath these top figures, there is a third figure appearing to hold up the two above, also featuring similar stylized facial features and patterning on the body. The single bottom figure has its head and arms raised, providing support to the other figures. The overall form suggests that the object may have had a ceremonial or decorative purpose, or it could have been used as a pendant or ornament due to the holes in the bodies of the top figures. The precise cultural origin and significance of the item are not provided, so further context would be necessary to fully understand its function and symbolism.

Created on 2024-11-17

The image shows a carved bone or ivory figurine depicting three stylized human figures. The figures appear to be wearing traditional clothing with geometric patterns carved into the surface. The central figure is holding up the two figures on either side, creating a symmetrical and balanced composition. The overall style and craftsmanship suggest this is an artifact from an indigenous or ancient culture.