Limestone body of an animal, depicted lying down on a roughly rectangular base plaque. Head and neck are missing. Front legs are bent under the animal, and have a cloven hoof. The back legs likewise have a cloven hoof, but point forward. Several lines on either side of the body give the impression of a rib cage visible through the flesh, and a curled tail is depicted in raised relief on the top of the animal’s hind quarters. Probably the body of a ram, or possibly of an antelope.