A rectangular, weathered brown historical plaque is mounted approximately centrally on a light-colored, roughly textured stone wall

A rectangular, weathered brown historical plaque is mounted approximately centrally on a light-colored, roughly textured stone wall. The wall consists of irregularly shaped, light greyish-beige stone blocks with visible mortar joints, extending both horizontally and vertically around the plaque. Above the plaque, a wider band of similar textured stone is present. The plaque's main engraved text, in capitalized serif font, identifies "THE CATHEDRAL OF THE ASSUMPTION," detailing its rebuilding between 1697 and 1711 by Arch. Lorenzo Gafá, its elevation to Gozo's Cathedral in 1864, its original site as a pagan temple, and the annual "PROCESSION WITH THE STATUE OF SANTA MARIJA" celebrated on "THE 15TH AUGUST." This places the location in Victoria, Gozo, Malta, specifically at the Cathedral of the Assumption. Several embossed crests and logos are integrated into the plaque. The top left features a crest with "VR" beneath a crown, labeled "VICTORIA LOCAL COUNCIL." The top right shows a crest resembling Malta's national emblem, accompanied by text indicating support from the "EUROPEAN REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT FUND," "MALTA 2007-2013," "OFFICE OF THE PRIME MINISTER," "MINISTRY FOR GOZO," and "PARLIAMENTARY SECRETARIAT FOR THE EU PRESIDENCY 2017 AND BEYOND." A square EU-related logo is present in the bottom left. The bottom right text details "Operational Programme I. Cohesion Policy 2007-2013," "Investing in Competitiveness for a Better Quality of Life," confirms the "Project co-financed by the European Union" through "European Regional Development Funds," and specifies a "Co-financing rate: 85% EU Funds; 15% National Funds." No individuals or active subjects are present in the image.