Fragmentary squared altar reproducing a temple model. The four sides depict the facades of a temple and are completely decorated with the motif of false windows and false doors. Multiple rows of rectangular dentils with decreasing dimension: one above the inscription; one below the inscription and one above the false window motif. The top is flat with a frame slightly in relief. On one of the short sides, inside a rectangular field, female figure with frontal body, raised arms and face in profile. Long dress with vertical incisions with wide shawl (see also Arbach and Audouin 2004: fig. 30); for comparison see the dress of the female dancing figures in the "cultic scene n. 6" of the pillar 1 B in Nashshān's temple of ʾrnydʿ (Arbach and Audouin 2004: figs 7-8). Long hairs, profile aquiline, two or three necklaces and a long pendant (or monogram) decorating the dress. U-shaped symbol referred to Nbʿl (boomerang or crescent according to Robin 2002, 195). Note: originally one of the sides (A) was decorated with a protruding frieze of ibexes; just part of the legs is now readable (Robin 2002: 195). For comparison see MM 120. Low relief.