This image depicts an indoor museum exhibit, likely located in Indonesia, given the Indonesian labels

This image depicts an indoor museum exhibit, likely located in Indonesia, given the Indonesian labels. The specific city of the museum itself is not identifiable from the image, but the artifacts are sourced from Tangerang and Cirebon. The primary focus is a large, rectangular glass display case in the foreground, containing multiple ancient or prehistoric stone tools arranged on white, tiered risers. On the lowest riser, two irregular stone pieces are displayed: one is a reddish-brown, roughly rectangular chunk, and the other is a lighter, off-white piece with a dark inclusion. A small brown label in front of these reads "Kapak" (axe) with "Tangerang" below it. Above this, the middle riser presents four irregular, light beige stone pieces, two of which are somewhat rectangular and two are more amorphous. A label below them states "Beliung" (adze/chisel) with "Cirebon" inscribed underneath. The topmost visible riser holds two additional irregular stone fragments: a smaller, light beige piece and a larger, orange-brown piece. In the background, a larger, secondary display case or wall exhibit is visible. It features numerous smaller stone artifacts, potentially flakes or tools, mounted on dark panels and arranged on multiple shelves. To the left, a dark green mural or backdrop depicting dense foliage, possibly a forest or jungle scene, is visible behind the display cases. The overall environment is dimly lit, with spotlights or internal illumination highlighting the exhibits. No people are present in the scene.