The image displays an outdoor scene at the "Seven Mills" (Shivat HaTachanot) archaeological site within Yarkon Park (Ganei Yehoshua) in Tel Aviv, Israel

The image displays an outdoor scene at the "Seven Mills" (Shivat HaTachanot) archaeological site within Yarkon Park (Ganei Yehoshua) in Tel Aviv, Israel. The foreground consists of a grassy green mound, with the lower portion in shadow and the upper part receiving direct sunlight. On the crest of this mound, seven large, irregular ancient stone structures are visible. These appear to be remnants of historical architecture, likely the Roman aqueduct. From left to right, a cluster of three to four elongated and irregular stone masses, some partially covered in dark vegetation, are illuminated by low-angle warm sunlight from the right. To their right, a solitary, tall, narrow stone stands distinctly apart. Further right, a pair of large, rounded, smooth-faced stones are brightly lit on their left sides by the same warm sunlight. In the background, beyond the stone structures, additional trees and foliage are visible. On the far left, a deciduous tree with green leaves is present, with distant modern high-rise buildings faintly discernible behind it. On the far right, a tall, light-colored modern building (possibly a skyscraper) rises above the tree line, reflecting the sunlight. The upper two-thirds of the image are dominated by a clear, unclouded blue sky, transitioning to a lighter hue towards the right horizon, indicating either late afternoon or early morning. No individuals or animate subjects are present in the frame.