This image depicts a weathered, light gray stone carving embedded within a textured, dark gray background, likely a wall or rock surface, located in Batheay, Cambodia

This image depicts a weathered, light gray stone carving embedded within a textured, dark gray background, likely a wall or rock surface, located in Batheay, Cambodia. The central subject is a humanoid figure, rendered in a squatting or seated posture with knees drawn up towards the chest. The figure's head is large and round, featuring prominent ears, wide, unseeing eyes, a broad nose, and an open mouth with discernible teeth or gums, conveying an expression of surprise or distress. Its bare torso is visible, with slender arms bent and hands clasped together near the chest, clutching a small, indistinct object. The lower legs are integrated into the textured base of the carving. The stone exhibits significant erosion, discoloration from dark lichen and moss, and lighter mineral deposits, creating a mottled appearance. Surrounding the figure, on both the left and upper right, are carved elements resembling leaves, partially colored in a dull green-blue hue, with some greenish streaks visible on the background.