Created by gemini-2.0-flash-lite on 2025-05-18

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The image shows five fragmented pieces of pottery arranged against a white background. Each piece appears to be a sherd, or a broken piece of pottery.

• The upper-left sherd is the largest, with a mostly intact rim. It is a light beige color and has a cylindrical element that is either a handle or spout.
• The upper-right sherd features a curved shape with several wide, dark brown stripes painted on a light beige background.
• The lower-left sherd is a triangular fragment with a design of vertical stripes in dark brown and orange.
• The lower-middle sherd is a small, rectangular fragment with a pattern of thin brown lines.
• The lower-right sherd also displays a pattern of dark brown stripes against a beige background.

The sherds show variations in size, shape, and design, all suggesting they belong to different vessels or were decorated differently. The white background highlights the details of the sherds, which appear to be archaeological artifacts.

Created by gemini-2.0-flash on 2025-05-18

The image shows five fragments of pottery, likely from ancient or historical artifacts. The fragments vary in size, shape, and decoration.

The largest fragment, located in the upper left, is a light brown or tan color. It appears to have a portion of a handle or spout attached.

To its right is another large fragment with alternating light brown and dark brown horizontal stripes.

The remaining three fragments are smaller. A triangular piece with a vertical brown stripe, a thin rectangular piece with a dark brown horizontal stripe, and a small piece with a dark, almost black, area and a light brown stripe.

All the fragments show signs of wear and age, with rough edges and discoloration. The pieces are arranged on a plain white background.