Created by gemini-2.0-flash-lite on 2025-05-01

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The image displays two fragments, likely pieces of ancient pottery, set against a plain white background.

On the left is a curved fragment with a light-colored surface. It has a rough, irregular shape, indicating it is broken. Visible on its exterior is red text, "2142," suggesting an inventory or identification number. Some faded markings are also visible.

To the right is a smaller, square-ish fragment. It appears to be a piece of a side. It's a deep reddish-brown color. The surface appears worn and slightly pitted, with some visible texture. At the top right corner, faint markings are visible, possibly writing.

Created by gemini-2.0-flash on 2025-05-01

The image shows two fragments of terracotta pottery placed on a white surface. The piece on the left is curved, suggesting it was part of a larger circular vessel, perhaps a bowl or vase. It has a pale, slightly mottled surface with a painted red number "2142" visible on the side. There's also a hint of another marking or decoration near the top edge, but it is not fully legible. The piece appears worn and chipped, indicating its age and use.

To the right is a more rectangular fragment of terracotta. It is a solid, unblemished terracotta color, lacking the pale surface of the first piece. The surface appears somewhat rough or textured. There are some markings on the upper portion of the fragment, possibly numbers or letters in a similar style as the first piece. The terracotta color gives it an earthy, antique feel, suggesting it is part of some sort of historical or archaeological artifact.