Created on 2024-02-06

The image shows three fragments of what appear to be pottery or tile, each with a significant portion of their surfaces covered in a reddish color. Each fragment has a label attached with an inscription. The labels are edged in red, with a white center where text is written. The top text on each reads "Villa near Palestine." Below this title, each fragment has its own identification number: "2152" on the fragment to the left, "2153" on the middle fragment, and "2154" on the fragment to the right. Additional inscriptions, possibly relating to categorization or excavation context, are written directly on the red surface of the fragments. These fragments seem to have an archaeological or historical significance, indicated by the methodical labeling and numbering.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image shows three rock samples or specimens that appear to be ancient artifacts or archaeological finds. Each sample has a red label or tag attached to it, with handwritten numbers and text on the labels. The text indicates that these samples are from "Villa near Palestrina", which suggests they may have been discovered or collected from an archaeological site near the town of Palestrina. The samples themselves are irregular in shape and appear to be composed of different types of rock or material, with varying colors and textures. The image does not contain any human faces or identify any individuals, so I have simply described the visual elements of the samples and the information provided on the labels.