Rectangular stela with plain framework, inscribed at the top. Below the inscription a squared slightly recessed field represents two sitting human figures in frontal view, probably portrayed in an offering scene. For the interpretation of this scene we follow Müller (1978 c: 156): at the bottom, between the two figures, there is an incense burner, composed by a larger base decorated with false windows and an upper element. The right male figure wears a long tunic with V-shaped neck-opening and bracelets at each wrist; his right hand is raised while the left one, on the lap, is closed holding something of rounded shape. His head is small in comparison with the sturdy body; the short, curly hair frames the broad forehead. The left female figure, wearing a plain tunic with V-shaped neck-opening, has long sleek hair on the shoulders. Her right hand is open on the abdomen, while with the left one she is pouring something (probably aromatic substance) on the incense burner. Low relief.