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The image is a photograph of an informational display about the Bronze Age, likely from a museum. The display features a large title at the top, "ÂGE DU BRONZE" (Bronze Age), accompanied by an icon resembling a sword or spear. Below the title, there is text describing the Bronze Age, its metallurgy, and its associated techniques. To the right of the text, there is an illustration depicting the functioning of a bellows ("chalumeau") and a blowpipe ("soufflet") from the Bronze Age. The illustration shows a person blowing into a leather bellows, which is connected by a ceramic nozzle to a crucible containing molten metal. The text below the illustration explains that these instruments were used to intensify fire by concentrating the breath. Further down the display, there are sections with icons and accompanying text. One section, labeled "DANS LA FOSSE" (In the Pit/Grave), features an image of a skeletal burial with grave goods. The text describes a female burial from the Bronze Age, including its dimensions and dating, and notes that the subject is female and estimated to be over 50 years old, with a funerary deposit of ceramic fragments. Another section, labeled "EN VITRINE" (In a Display Case), shows illustrations and descriptions of various artifacts. These include a reconstitution of a bellows nozzle, Bronze Age vessels discovered in Saint-Maximin, and a bronze awl used for piercing leather. The dates for these artifacts are also provided. The image does not contain any information about the location in the city of Brignoles, France.
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