This image displays a large, white marble statue fragment situated indoors within a museum

This image displays a large, white marble statue fragment situated indoors within a museum. The statue depicts a headless and partially limbless seated figure, likely female, meticulously carved with flowing drapery. The figure wears a chiton with a distinct belt around the waist, and a himation draped over the shoulders and lap, showing numerous folds and creases. The marble exhibits natural veining and some surface discoloration or erosion. The location is the Homs Museum in Hims, Syria. The immediate environment includes a black and white checkered tile floor beneath the statue. In the background, other archaeological artifacts are visible: to the left, a large, rectangular stone sarcophagus or carved block with faint relief carvings; to the right, a large, light brown earthenware amphora resting on a metal stand, and another carved stone object partially obscured. A staircase is visible in the upper background, suggesting a multi-level interior space. The scene is illuminated by ambient light, creating soft shadows.