
The image is a photograph of a rectangular plaque on a stone wall. The plaque is made of a dark brown material and has a textured surface. The text on the plaque reads "Sanderson's Sundial" in white capital letters. Below the text, there is a quote that reads, "The sundial was erected in the memory of Sanderson who was one of the Superintendents of the Archaeological Department. He conducted extensive excavations at the Quib Compound and was involved in repair and conservation work. An inspiring verse inscribed on the sundial in Latin, transit umbra, lux permanent, means the shadow passes. The light remains." The plaque appears to be located in a grassy area with trees and bushes in the background.
