The image is a photograph of a plaque on a white wall. The plaque is titled "The Tomb of Isis" and is written in black text. Below the title, there is a description of the tomb, which was excavated in 1895 by A. Skias. 

The tomb was the richest of the graves found in the cemetery extending to the south of the hill of the Acropolis at Eleusius. It was a cist grave of small dimensions, which belonged to a woman, as is clear from the luxurious jewellery that accompanied the body. Along with it were found 68 vases and a small faience statue of Isis that gave the grave its name. Remains of a white substance (the main ingredient of which is kaolin), used for cosmetic purposes, were preserved inside pyxis 109070.

At the bottom of the plaque, it reads "Middle Geometric period (850-760 BC).