Created by gemini-2.0-flash on 2025-05-19

The image shows two fragments of what appears to be pottery or terracotta, set against a plain white background. The fragments are a light brown or terracotta color, with visible textures and surface marks that suggest age or wear.

The fragment on the left is an irregular shape with a thicker, ridged edge at the bottom, adorned with a repeating floral design. The top portion of this fragment is broken, revealing a rough, uneven edge.

The fragment on the right is more geometric, roughly trapezoidal, with a more uniform thickness. It also displays surface textures and marks similar to the first fragment.

Both pieces appear to be part of a larger artifact, likely a vessel or tile, and have been broken into their current state. The style and material suggest that they could be artifacts from an archaeological dig.

Created by gemini-2.0-flash-lite on 2025-05-19

The image shows two pieces of broken pottery, possibly ancient artifacts.

• Left piece: This fragment is larger and more irregular in shape. It appears to have a curved edge, possibly a lip or rim of a vessel. There is a faded, possibly decorative, pattern visible near the bottom edge, consisting of floral or stylized elements. The piece is a light reddish-brown color, typical of terracotta or earthenware.

• Right piece: This fragment is smaller and more rectangular. It has a similar color and texture to the left piece, with visible striations or texture marks on the surface.

The background is a plain white surface, which helps to highlight the artifacts. The lighting is even, and the image is clear, which allows for a good assessment of the texture, shape, and possible decoration on the fragments.