A large Roman-period marble sarcophagus displayed at the Greco-Roman Museum in Alexandria, Egypt. The front panel features elaborate high-relief carvings of hanging garland swags supported by theatrical masks (Gorgoneion-style faces), a hallmark of Roman funerary art from the 2nd–3rd century AD. The sarcophagus is topped with a gabled pediment lid referencing classical Greek temple architecture, mounted on a dark exhibition plinth with a museum identification placard.