A fragmentary tapestry-woven roundel, probably a tunic ornament but possibly from a furnishing fabric, depicting a kneeling Pyrrhic dancer in the center holding a shield in one hand and a cup or another object in the other hand raised above his bent elbow. The dancer is tapestry-woven in purplish-brown wool on a natural wool ground. The dancer's features, and the pattern in the eight-pointed star and area immediately surrounding him are created with eccentric undyed wefts (possibly flying shuttle or flying needle technique) using natural or undyed threads against a dark ground of the same purplish-brown wool as the figure. Around this section is a wide area of natural colored ground filled with Dionysian imagery of nereids interspersed with amphora out of which grow grapevines. All figures are tapestry woven in dark purplish- brown wool with undyed wefts woven in as needed for definition. The final outer border is crenelated and executed in the same purplish-brown wool. The warp and weft are S spun single yarns. The sturcture is weft faced plain weave (tapestry) with a supplementary weft. YPI: 32 warp by 140 weft. (Per Textile Conservation Center.)