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

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The image shows a fragment of an ancient pottery piece, likely a piece of a bowl or dish. The pottery has a dark brown base color and is decorated with white, or possibly cream-colored, linear designs. Specifically, there are two parallel bands, one of which is a straight line and the other features a wavy, zigzag pattern. The fragment is labeled with the number "1995.1169.436" in white paint, suggesting it is part of an archaeological collection. The broken edges of the pottery reveal the rough texture of the original object. The fragment is set against a plain white background, which emphasizes the item's age and importance as an artifact.

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

The image features a fragment of pottery. The pottery shard is a wedge-shaped piece with a dark brown background color and decorative patterns. It appears to be part of a larger circular object, such as a bowl or plate.

The design consists of thin, horizontal lines in a light beige or off-white color that run around the curvature of the pottery. Between these lines is a wavy or zigzag pattern in the same light beige color.

Near the bottom of the fragment, there is a series of numbers and periods that seem to be an inventory or catalog number, possibly from a museum or archaeological collection. The number reads "1995.1169.436" and is written in white.

The fragment shows signs of age and wear, with some chipping and imperfections on the edges. The overall appearance suggests it is an artifact of historical or cultural significance. The background is a solid white, which helps to isolate the pottery fragment as the main subject of the image.