The image is a photograph of a piece of paper with text written on it. The text is written in black ink and is divided into two columns. The first column is titled "What were they used for?" and the second column is labeled "Approximately 2000 Cycladic figures have been found so far."

The text on the paper appears to be a list of information about the use of cycladic figures in archaeological excavations. It mentions that almost half of them have been excavated and have no safe provenance (although most of them may have derived from the following contexts).

At the bottom of the paper, there is a brief description of the use, which states that the figures were found in early Cycladic buildings, one of which was probably used as a workshop for marble-carving.

There is also a note on the right side of the image that reads "Ritual deposits: An impressive number of broken Early Cycladic figure found in the Isle of Kefalonia, which has been found in a cemetery of this period. It seems, that Cycladic figurines were used various objects of daily life, as grave offerings and ritual items of symbolic value."