The image is a photograph of a plaque on a yellow wall. The plaque is rectangular in shape and has black text written on it. The text reads "This girl's grave was found beneath the north end of the Stoa of Attalos. The trench cut in the soft bedrock was lined with thin stone slabs to produce a "cist" type of grave that came into common use at the close of the Mycenaean Period. The body had been laid out full length on its back, head to the south. Over each shoulder was a long pin for fastening the peplos. The girl had worn a simple bronze bracelet on either wrist, a bronze ring on a finger of the left hand. Beside the body had had been placed three small and one medium-sized oil flasks and a wine pitcher. The vases were decorated in the Protegeometric style, the scale was adapted to the tender age of the dead. The top of the grave was protected by a layer of field stones."