The image is a relief sculpture on a wall in a museum. It is made of stone and is in the shape of a rectangular panel. The relief is divided into three sections, each with a different scene.

The first section on the left shows a group of figures, including a man on a horse, a woman on a chariot, and a man with a spear. The man on the chariot is holding a shield and appears to be attacking the woman on the right. The woman is wearing a long dress and has a crown on her head. The chariot has a mane and tail, and the man is riding a horse with a saddle and bridle. The horse is galloping forward, with its mane flowing in the wind. The figures are also holding shields and appear to be engaged in a battle or battle scene. 

On the right side of the panel, there are two figures on horseback, one on each side, engaged in battle. The figure on the far left is holding the reins of the horse and is also holding a spear, while the figure in the middle is riding the horse. Both figures are wearing armor and are holding weapons. The background of the relief is plain and unadorned, with no other details or decorations visible.