The image displays a fragment of a white marble Roman sarcophagus lid, depicting the lower section of a draped, reclining human figure

The image displays a fragment of a white marble Roman sarcophagus lid, depicting the lower section of a draped, reclining human figure. The sculpture features deeply carved, flowing folds of drapery across the torso and legs. One foot is clearly visible, wearing an ornate sandal with intricate strap patterns, while the other foot is partially obscured by the drapery and possibly damaged. The marble exhibits natural veining, minor pitting, and areas of yellowish-brown discoloration, particularly on the lower right portion. The sculpture rests on a rough-hewn, rectangular stone plinth. The environment consists of a floor laid with alternating black and light-colored (likely white or grey) square marble or stone tiles, forming a checkerboard pattern. The tiles show signs of age, wear, and minor cracks. This artifact is located in the Homs National Museum (Meseion) in Hims, Syria, where it is displayed as part of the museum's collection of archaeological finds, which includes items from the nearby Roman-era Hypogeum of Yarhai (Tomb of Elahbel).