This headless sculpture is of a woman wearing a plain dress. Whether this is a grave monument to a woman named Agemo or a dedication to Artemis Hegemo has been disputed. Asea was a small settlement occupied from very early prehistoric times up to the late Hellenistic period.

The name, Agemo, is carved on the footstool. The letters are written retrograde, that is, in mirror-image and right to left. At this date the Greeks had not settled on a fixed way of writing. Some inscriptions are left to right, some the other way. Only later did writing from left to right become the norm