Two fragments of a red monochrome square tile, with lightly oblique edges, cut downward. Small portions of the decoration and the frame are worn out, with no more slip or glaze. The rear surface is uneven. Moulded relief decoration representing a passant quadruped, probably a gazelle, in profile, facing the dexter side; only the legs are preserved. The central motif is enclosed in a beaded frame. The two fragments are currently kept in two different museums.

Current location: Kabul National Museum; Rome, Museo delle Civiltà – Museo d’Arte Orientale “G. Tucci”

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Digital photos: G. Di Flumeri, 2000; M. Rugiadi, 2004; E. Monti, 2006
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