Bow of a ship to the right with a vertical stempost that lacks the distinctive horn of Attic geometric ships, but instead curves steeply backwards, in a near parallel position to the hull. Bulky short bow projection and a single plank protrusion with a forked extremity midway up the stempost. Above the thick band representing the hull is a thin parallel line, with a reserved space between them. Sitting at the level of the upper line is a figure facing left. An archer wearing a helmet with his bow drawn and a sword at his waist faces to the left, towards the ship.

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