(before 1932) View of gvcyr021 dedication by Lysanias, from Oliverio DAI1, fig. 70. Department of Antiquities, Shahat.

Block of local limestone worked in the shape of a naiskos with antae at both sides; on top, an architrave surmounted by a Doric frieze of metops and triglyphs, then a cornice and a line of tiles. On a listel below stood five figures in relief, of which the first from the left is lost, but for part of a head-veil. Only 4/10 of the architrave and frieze are preserved at left (dimensions of the whole monument 1.41 1.06).

Inscribed a) on the rim of the cornice (height 0.067); b) on the upper part of the architrave (height 0.097); c) near the lower rim of the architrave, in correspondance with the figures: i) above the first (lost) figure from left, ii) above the second figure from left, while three others (iii, iv, v) were presumably cut above the other figures, but are lost.