In the city of Mate Yehuda Regional Council, Israel, an outdoor scene displays an assortment of ancient-looking decorative stone objects scattered amongst dry vegetation and dirt

In the city of Mate Yehuda Regional Council, Israel, an outdoor scene displays an assortment of ancient-looking decorative stone objects scattered amongst dry vegetation and dirt. In the center of the frame stands a stone structure resembling a miniature triumphal arch, with a decorated frieze depicting figures and animals above two fluted columns with ornate capitals. To the left of the arch is a large, broken clay amphora lying on its side on a wooden stump. In front of the amphora and to the right of the arch is a rectangular stone planter with a relief carving of figures on horseback and on foot. To the right of the arch, two separate, broken column bases with decorative carvings are visible, one on the ground and another slightly behind it. The background features dense, dry shrubbery and trees, with patches of sunlight filtering through. The ground is covered in dry leaves, pine needles, and dirt.