Small wall fragment. Animal frieze. The ends of a series of vertical bars appear above the ear of the panther in the handle zone (compare Cor 129). Below the bars are two glazed lines. Beneath these, in the belly frieze, is a panther facing to right, preserved from his head to his upper shoulder. The incisions are very quick and careless: a single arc for the inner cheek; two small, irregularly shaped eyes; a series of vertical lines across the cheek; and two large arcs for the shoulder. The head is no more than a general circle with no indication of the muzzle. The eyes are very low in the head, and the ear very large, giving the panther an almost comical expression.

Added red is applied on the shoulder of the panther. A small blob of red has been dropped accidentally on his neck. A blob filler appears above the panther's neck. Glaze: black and glossy. Clay: hard, smooth, and fine, with faceted breaks. Munsell no. 10 YR 8/3 (very pale brown).