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The image is a display panel located at coordinates -6.885, 107.653, likely within the Museum of Traditional Farming Tools in the city of Cimenyan, Indonesia. The display features four traditional Indonesian farming tools, each labeled in Indonesian and accompanied by a brief description. The tools are mounted against a black background and are presented in a neat, horizontal row. The tools, from left to right, are: 1. **Kored:** A hand-held hoe with a wooden handle and a small, curved blade. It is used for weeding. 2. **Beliung:** A wooden-handled axe with a pointed blade. It is used for splitting wood. 3. **Patik:** An axe with a long wooden handle and a broad blade, used for chopping wood. 4. **Aseuk:** A pointed wooden tool used for digging holes in the ground. The display panel is presented in an educational manner and provides information on traditional Indonesian farming practices. The environment surrounding the panel is not visible in the image.
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