Fragment of a relief. The relief depicts a funerary banquet (nekrodeipnon). A semi-nude male figure, probably the dead, reclines on a couch. The lower part of his body is covered by a himation; his right arm is raised, and his left hand holds a phiale. A female figure is seated on the lower end of the couch, facing the man; she holds a pyxis (vase for the storage of jewelry and cosmetics) in her left hand, while her right hand is poised over an incense-burner. She wears a chiton and a himation. The couple on the couch is flanked on the right by a child/male figure/servant holding an oinochoe (vase for wine serving) in his right hand and a phiale (drinking vase) in his left while behind the woman a small boy/slave leads a lamb to the altar. Certain elements of the representation, such as the snake under the couch, the incense-burner on the table, and the altar, possibly indicate that the person honored was not an ordinary mortal but a hero.