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A close-up, high-angle shot shows a person's feet and lower legs standing on a metal plaque embedded in a paved area. The plaque is inscribed with text in both Indonesian and English, providing historical information about a building. The Indonesian text at the top reads: "MUSEUM SEJARAH JAKARTA JAKARTA HISTORICAL MUSEUM." Below this, the text details the building's history, mentioning it was known as VOC, a Stadhuys, and was built in 1707. The English text states: "This place has been known as Museum Fatahillah since 1974. In the period of VOC, this historical building functioned as the Batavia's City Hall. The Governor General Joan Van Hoorn had started its construction in the third time on January 23rd, 1707. It was finished on July 10th, 1710 during the era of Van Riebeeck. The style by Amsterdam's City Hunderd years earlier." The person is wearing blue jeans and light-colored, slip-on shoes with a textured surface. The paved ground is made of dark rectangular stones. The lighting suggests it is daytime, with sunlight casting shadows. The plaque appears to be located in the Fatahillah Square area, which is part of the Kota Tua (Old Town) of West Jakarta, Indonesia.
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