A carved stone block, likely a fragment of an ancient structure, rests atop a series of stacked stone blocks

A carved stone block, likely a fragment of an ancient structure, rests atop a series of stacked stone blocks. The block features intricate carvings of leaves and circular motifs. The stone is weathered, with a light grey color and patches of darker grey. The block is situated within the ruins of an ancient city, identified by the coordinates (latitude: 37.951, longitude: 27.368) as the Ephesus archaeological site in Selçuk, Turkey. The scene lacks any human presence. The immediate surrounding area features various stones of various sizes and shapes, with traces of vegetation growing in the crevices. The ground below the stone is comprised of small gravel and loose dirt.