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The image shows two wooden sticks with stone heads, labeled "The hunting and digging sticks (1500 ya)", displayed in a glass case at the National Museum of Tanzania in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania (latitude: -6.814, longitude: 39.294). The sticks are displayed on a white surface in the case. One stick is longer than the other. The longer stick has a round, flat stone head at the end, while the shorter stick has a flatter, oval-shaped head. The heads appear to be made of a reddish-brown stone. The sticks are placed side by side in the case, with the shorter stick positioned slightly behind the longer stick. The case also contains a brown information board with text in Swahili and English. The text describes the development of hunting weapons and the use of stone tips inserted into wooden shafts to create powerful spear projectiles. The background behind the case is pale pink and cream.
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