File:Relief, stele, MedelhavsmuseetMM 2014;003.tif

English: Photograph of Relief, Stele, Roman 100-300 AD. The image is framed by a rectangular plinth and a pediment. There are no pillasters or capitals. The pediment is crowned by two remaining akroteria, the third is missing. The akroteria are plain although they are shaped as palmettes. Faint traces of red paint are visible on the pediment. The back of the stele is roughly hewn Two figures are shown in frontal view presumably depicting a man and a woman. The couple is both draped in garments with raised hoods framing the faces. The slightly taller figure to the left has a conical silhouette and carries a long cloak, worn with hood pulled up around the exposed face. The rest of the body is covered as far as the ankles. The garment is probably a peasant’s cloak. Facial features, like eyes and nose are hinted vaguely. The figure to the right is rectangular in stature with a round face; headgear or possibly hair is hinted bellow the hood. Two garments are hinted, the dress (himation?) ends just below the knee while the cloak ends at the feet. One side of the cloak is casually draped over the figure's left shoulder. The garment might depict an arm sling. Facial features, like eyes and nose are hinted vaguely.