The image is a photograph of a plaque on a wall. The plaque is titled "The acropolis of Tiryns" and is written in Greek. The background of the plaque is white and the text is black. On the top left corner, there is an illustration of a group of people holding hands and standing in a circle. Below the illustration, there are two figures, one of which appears to be a man and the other of a woman. The figures are dressed in traditional Greek clothing and appear to be engaged in a conversation.

The plaque also includes a brief description of the acropolis, which is the second most important archaeological site in the early Hellenistic period. The text mentions that the Acropolis was the largest and most important site in Greece, and that it was the site of the ancient Greek civilization. The image also includes an image of a statue of a lion and a woman, which could be a representation of the city of Tyrens.