The image is a photograph of an ancient Greek relief sculpture on a rectangular stone block. The sculpture is made of white marble and appears to be in good condition. It depicts two figures, one on horseback and one on a pedestal, engaged in a battle. The figure on the left is a woman with long flowing hair, holding a spear and shield, and the figure in the middle is a man on a horse. The man on the right is holding a shield and a spear, and is also holding a sword. The horse is galloping forward, with its mane and tail flowing in the wind.

The sculpture is detailed and lifelike, with intricate lines and curves that give it a sense of movement and energy. The figures are surrounded by a halo of light, which gives the impression that they are in the midst of a fierce battle. Below the figures, there is text that reads "NONENKOPI NOA SAENO TO" which translates to "NOA NOA SAE NOA TO" in Greek. The background of the sculpture is plain and unadorned, making it the focal point of the image.