Museum catalogue photograph of a lunar counting disc from a civilisation that never existed: a flat disc of polished antler about the size of a palm, its rim notched with twenty-nine evenly spaced notches, the face engraved with a ring of small circles showing the moon waxing from a thin crescent to full and waning again, a hole at the centre with a short bone pointer still pinned through it. Engraved lines filled with faded red ochre, one edge chipped. Neutral grey seamless background, raking light from the left, a black-and-white scale bar and a small accession card beside the object with no legible writing on it. Archaeological museum catalogue documentation style. No readable text, no letters, no numbers, no logos.