The image is a photograph of a plaque on a wall. The plaque is made of glass and has a white background. The text on the plaque is written in black and is in German. The title of the plaque reads "Zahlreiche Heiligtümer wurden für die Fruchtbar" which translates to "The Goddess of fertility was worshipped in Cyprus from the Copper Age onwards, whose cult embodied Oriental influences of the ancient Greek civilization in the 12th century BC saw the establishment of a cult of Aphrodite which assimilated aspects of the Southern Coast of Cyprus. The Greek poet Hesiod describes it as follows (Theory 185-200). 

The plaque also mentions that many shrines and sanctuaries were erected to the goddess of fertility and love, who was often depicted with a dove whose form of metalwork, and that she was associated with the wife of the Smith-God Hephaestos.