This Roman sarcophagus is carved of crystalline Greek marble. At the center of the long side of this sarcophagus is a circular medallion depicting the head and shoulders of a young man with shoulder length hair who gazes peacefully forward. He holds one of his arms across his chest with two fingers extended and clasping his draped robe. There are two winged figures of male children, one on each side, holding the medallion and are extended horizontally with thick curly hair and heavily carved wings. Each looks away from the medallion. There are smaller curly haired figures standing at each end. To our left is a wingless male child holding an object in his raised arm. To our right is a winged male figure who has his left leg bent, as in a walking motion. This figure’s arms are broken off. In the center below the medallion is a grouping of smaller figures. An eagle with outstretched wings is in the center. A reclining female to our left holds something in her right arm and has a robe draped over her left shoulder and lower body. The reclining figure to our right appears to have a mask-like face and beard and his lower body is covered with a draped fabric.