This sarcophagus is called the "Frieze sarcophagus", it’s from the village of Aydi, made of marble, and from the second to third century AD. It represents a Psyche (soul) on the right side and Eros (love) on the left flanking an altar decorated with garlands. Psyche places a pine cone, taken from a plate held by Eros, next to others on the altar. The group is flanked by a Nike stabbing a deer with a dagger before her. On one of the short sides a couple holding hands may represent the owner of this tomb and his wife. On the other short side a man wears a Phrygian cap, pantaloons and pelerine, he pulls a woman towards him. Next to the woman a doorway represents the entrance to the tomb. On the rear side an incense burner is flanked by a lion attacking a bull scene on either side. On the lid a reclining man, whose head is missing.