A carved limestone block is attached to the wall on one of its vertical faces, whereas its other three faces are visible and sculpted in detail. Underneath, the block is supported by a pedestal made from another material. Each face is trapezoid shaped, with their top being wider than their bottom. The front face, which is opposite to the wall, features a human-like figure in the center, shown frontally from the lower torso up, with his two arms embracing the necks of two beasts, one at each side. The person’s face is triangular-shaped, with thin lips, a broken-off nose, and very large almond-shaped eyes with large pupils. Deep striated lines begin low on the forehead and course over the top of the head, suggesting bowl-cut hair. This figure wears a tunic with inverted v-shape stripes on the chest and vertical stripes below the waist. The left and right lateral vertical sides of the block are narrower than the front one. The lateral side to our left shows the head of another human, his arms embracing the two beasts around their necks, in a very similar pose to that seen on the front. The lateral side on our right has two carved rosettes, one on each side with a plant in the center.