In archaeological catalogs, "" often stands for Levha (Turkish for "Plate").
Plate 38b in these contexts often depicts bone artifacts or ivory carvings from the Late Antique period (4th–5th century AD), such as decorative pins or small tools. Lv 38b 52 jpg
To determine exactly which one you have, look for these visual cues: In archaeological catalogs, "" often stands for Levha
Specifically, Lv 38b is cited in research regarding ancient bone industries, such as the excavations at Perge . In archaeological catalogs
(like a needle or carved bone) against a neutral background with a scale bar, it is the archaeological plate .