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This black and white studio photograph presents a detailed view of a rectangular object, likely a Plattenkalk specimen, characterized by its extensively scratched and mottled surface. The numerous white, intersecting lines suggest significant wear or damage, possibly from handling or geological processes. Visible features include a small, dark triangular indentation near the top and a chipped area on the top right corner, providing visual evidence of its physical state. The object rests on a lighter, textured surface against a dark background.

© David Christensen

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