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The image shows a glass display case containing several stone artifacts. The display is located in the National Museum of Tanzania, Dar es Salaam. The artifacts include a small number of black obsidian flakes and a larger quantity of off-white stone flakes, as well as a single round, brown stone. The artifacts are arranged in a loose linear formation on a white surface. A diagram of stone tool creation hangs on the wall behind the glass case. The diagram shows an outline of a stone core with hand-drawn annotations depicting the process of removing a stone blade. The caption is written in Swahili, but includes a translation in English as well, "Zana za Mwamba," translated as "Stone Tools." The museum display case is positioned on a light grey floor. The glass display case is lit from the top.
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