Created by gemini-2.0-flash-lite on 2025-05-14

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The image features a fragment of an ancient ceramic piece, likely pottery. It has a curved shape, suggesting it was once part of a larger, circular object. The fragment is mostly a muted bluish-green color with an outer rim that includes a light blue-green band. The exposed edges of the fragment reveal the clay's original color, a light brown/tan. The surface has some variations in color, and there is a slight crack running across it. In the bottom right corner, white painted numbers read: 1995.1169.630, which likely indicate an identification number. The background is a plain white.

Created by gemini-2.0-flash on 2025-05-14

Here is a description of the image:

The image shows a pottery shard or fragment, likely part of a larger bowl or vessel, set against a plain white background. The shard is roughly trapezoidal in shape with jagged, irregular edges where it has broken off.

The piece has a distinct layered appearance. The body of the shard appears to be made of a coarse, light brown or tan material, possibly unglazed earthenware. A curved band of translucent greenish-blue glaze covers a portion of the surface, suggesting that the original object was glazed on the inside. The glaze has a weathered or aged look.

In the lower right corner of the glazed surface, there is white text: "1995.1169.630." This suggests that the shard is part of a museum or archaeological collection and the text is likely an accession number or identifying mark. The overall impression is that of an ancient or historical artifact.