Small plaque decorated in the black-figure technique. It was found in 1957 at the Sanctuary of the Nymphe in fragments and was reassembled.

It is decorated with a painted wild goat running with her two kids. One of them is depicted standing on its hind legs and the other is jumping in the air. The natural scenery around them is denoted by rosettes, four petal flowers and two flying eagles. The painted scene is defined by black and red lines while two holes on the plaque’s upper part were used for its suspension on a wall, tree or somewhere else.

The plaque, like similar ones found in the sanctuary, was dedicated to the unknown in the literary sources nymph of marriage. However, the goat was one of Aphrodite's sacred animals and some scholars see a connection between her and the nymph of the sanctuary on the south slope.