A black and white drawing depicts a stone building with columns at the front. The building has a flat roof and features several columns in a row along the front. There are several people standing or sitting around the building. The building appears to be ancient and is situated on a stone structure on a raised platform. The sky is cloudy, and mountains can be seen on either side in the background.
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