Graffiti run along the perimeter and are placed in the central portion of this ostracon. Of letters on the perimeter, three can be quite confidently read as iota, kappa, alpha. To the left iota, there is a circular letter with one straight side, but this form of omicron is attested locally. the left of the omicron, the sherd is very worn, but two verticals and a horizontal can be discerned. It is possible that they form a pi, or a gamma and iota. Finally, an eta is also possible. ]ΠΟΙΚΑ[ . ]ΓΟΙΚΑ[ . ]ΗΟΙΚΑ[ . There are many possibilities for restoring the text. The difficulty of choosing a likely restoration is inhibited by the fact that we do not understand the function of these shaped ostraca. In the central portion of the ostracon, a circle is likely an omicron, two parallel horizontals (one of which touches the circle) are apparently intersected by a vertical suggesting a dzeta or ksi, although an eta with extended horizontal is also possible. Another preserved letter has two strokes meeting at a straight angle, which might be a pi, but a shrot stroke at a possible end of the strokes could also suggest an omega with square loop, the shape locally attested in the classical period. There is also a faint trace of a stroke parallel to the short leg of the hypothetical omega, but it appears on the filed away perimeter and may belong with the sequence of letters inscribed along the circumference of the sherd.