The image is a close-up of an ancient Egyptian hieroglyphic carving on a stone wall. The carving is in black and white and appears to be made of stone or stone. It is rectangular in shape and has a rough texture.

On the left side of the carving, there is a bird with a long beak and a long neck, standing on a branch. Next to it, there are two other birds, one with a curved beak, and the other with a pointed beak. On the right side, there appears to have a bird perched on a tree branch, with its wings spread out and its head turned to the side. In the center of the image, there seems to be a pyramid or a pyramid-like structure, with a large eye in the center and a smaller pyramid on the bottom right corner. 

There are also several other symbols and figures carved into the stone, including a bird, a snake, and an Egyptian pharaoh's headdress. The symbols are arranged in a symmetrical pattern, with some overlapping each other. The overall design is intricate and detailed, with bold lines and geometric shapes.