Created on 2024-02-06

The image shows a fragmentary terracotta object featuring relief artwork. On the preserved section, one can observe a figure with outstretched limbs that appear wing-like, suggesting some form of movement or flight. Flanking this figure are decorative elements that include what might be interpreted as stylized foliage or flames. The texture of the object is rough with visible striations, indicating it may have been handmade or subject to weathering. A handwritten inscription in black ink on the bottom edge displays what seems to be a date or cataloguing information.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image shows a fragment of terracotta or clay that appears to be part of an ancient artifact or sculpture. The surface of the fragment is covered in intricate relief carvings or markings that seem to depict various designs, symbols, and figures. The predominant color of the fragment is a rich, reddish-orange hue. At the bottom of the fragment, there is a handwritten inscription or text that appears to be a date or annotation, "9.VII-IX.913". This indicates that the fragment was likely part of a larger work of art or archaeological find, and the inscription provides some information about its context or history.

Created on 2024-12-02

The image presents a close-up view of a broken piece of pottery, featuring an orange-brown color with a textured surface. The pottery is adorned with various symbols and markings, including: * A series of small dots arranged in a vertical line * A symbol resembling a flame or a candle * A symbol that appears to be a letter or a character from an unknown script Additionally, the pottery bears a handwritten inscription in black ink on its bottom edge, which reads "York - Dec. 21 1873". This suggests that the pottery may have originated from York, England, and was created or acquired in December 1873. The background of the image is a plain white surface, providing a clean and neutral backdrop for the pottery. Overall, the image provides a detailed view of the pottery's design and markings, as well as its historical context.