The image is a photograph of an ancient Egyptian hieroglyphic carving on a stone plaque. The plaque is rectangular in shape and appears to be made of a dark material, possibly stone or stone. The carving is intricately carved with various symbols and figures.

The main focus of the image is on the central figure, which is a large bird with its wings spread wide. The bird is surrounded by two figures, one of which is holding a staff and the other is standing on a pedestal. The figures appear to be a man and a woman, and they are both wearing traditional Egyptian clothing. Below the figures, there is a text written in Egyptian script, which translates to "The god of the underworld."

On the right side of the plaque, there are two smaller figures, possibly a deity or a deity, carved into the stone. On the left side, the figure on the pedestal is a smaller figure, possibly an Egyptian deity, and the figure in the center is a pharaoh or a goddess. The background of the carving is a light beige color, and there are small holes in the stone, likely for ventilation or ventilation purposes.