The image displays an archaeological site within the Shaar HaNegev Regional Council, Israel, under an overcast sky

The image displays an archaeological site within the Shaar HaNegev Regional Council, Israel, under an overcast sky. The foreground features a large, rectangular mosaic floor composed of small tesserae in shades of white, light grey, dark grey, and reddish-brown. The mosaic exhibits repeating geometric patterns, primarily interlocking circles with stylized four-petal floral or star-like motifs at their centers, interspersed with curvilinear elements. A low barrier, consisting of dark metal posts connected by chains, demarcates the mosaic from an adjacent area covered in dark grey gravel. Behind the chain barrier, a section of ancient stone wall constructed from rough-hewn, rectangular blocks is visible. The wall includes an arched opening on its right side, inside which a white, urn-shaped object is placed. To the left of this arch, a rectangular light-colored relief plaque, possibly depicting an animal or figure, is mounted on the wall. A cylindrical light-colored stone object, resembling a column drum or base, stands to the left of the wall. To the right of the wall, on the gravel, a substantial light-colored stone object, possibly a column capital or pedestal, and a flatter stone slab are present. The background consists of dense evergreen trees and shrubs, with a white spherical outdoor lamp on a pole visible among the foliage on the far left. No individuals are present in the scene.