The image is a photograph of a stone plaque or plaque with two reliefs on it. The plaque is rectangular in shape and appears to be made of a light-colored stone. The reliefs depict two vultures, one standing on its hind legs and the other sitting on its front legs. The vulture on the left is facing towards the right side of the plaque, while the one on the right is facing away from the viewer. Both birds have long, pointed beaks and their wings are spread out, as if they are about to take flight.

The plaque is mounted on a white wall and has a textured surface, likely from an ancient Egyptian or Roman artifact. The text on the plaque reads "mout" which translates to "un vautour" in English.