This image captures an archaeological excavation site within a room in Cádiz, Spain

This image captures an archaeological excavation site within a room in Cádiz, Spain. The upper section of the room features walls adorned with preserved frescoes. The dominant upper wall color is a deep reddish-orange, beneath a light-colored ceiling. A large central fresco on the back wall depicts two female figures: one seated or reclining, partially draped, and holding an object; the other standing, partially draped in blue fabric. Two smaller, square-framed frescoes, partially damaged, are visible on the upper left and right walls, each depicting a single figure in motion. A horizontal black band separates the reddish-orange upper wall from a lower, cream-colored section decorated with painted architectural motifs and linear patterns. Visible deterioration, including paint loss and flaking, is present on the frescoes and surrounding wall surfaces. The lower half of the image showcases excavated ancient foundations composed of irregular, rough-hewn stone blocks and earthen fill. These light-colored stones, varying in size and shape, are stacked to form a multi-level structural base. The excavation extends downwards, revealing layers of historical construction. The scene is illuminated, creating shadows that emphasize the texture and depth of the stone structures. No individuals or modern objects are present.