close-up view of a carved stone sarcophagus

close-up view of a carved stone sarcophagus. The sarcophagus is ornate and features relief sculptures of figures and decorative patterns. On the left, there is a winged female figure, possibly a representation of Nike, the Greek goddess of victory, holding a wreath. To the right of this figure are two prominent faces, one appearing to be a stern, possibly Gorgon-like, visage with a headdress, and another more serene face with curly hair. Between these figures are garlands or drapery, also rendered in relief. A smaller, nude figure, possibly a cupid or putto, stands with one foot on a bird or other creature. The base of the sarcophagus is decorated with a Greek key (meander) pattern and other friezes. The sarcophagus is made of light-colored stone and appears to be housed within a museum or historical site, with visible stone architecture and lighting in the background. The floor appears to be made of textured tiles. The scene is observed from a slightly elevated angle, with a rope barrier in the foreground. This sarcophagus is located in the Hierapolis Archaeological Museum in Pamukkale, Turkey.