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This indoor museum exhibit features an informational panel about ancient stone tools and archaeological findings, set against a wall with a large mural depicting a natural, possibly forested, landscape. The large white panel is divided into several sections. The left section, labeled "石制品" (Stone products), displays various photographs of stone tools, including blue, red, and beige pieces, alongside an image of artifacts in an archaeological dig site. The central section is titled "什么是石器" (What are stone tools?) and includes circular illustrations depicting stages or methods of stone tool creation, with a prominent heading "打製石器之 方法" (Method of making chipped stone tools). The rightmost section, titled "遗址出土的 文化遗物" (Cultural relics unearthed from the site), features a photograph of two individuals, presumably archaeologists, kneeling and examining something in what appears to be a stream or excavation area. Below the panel, two glass display cases are visible, supported by wooden structures resembling large cut logs. These cases contain small, dark artifacts, likely stone tools or fragments, displayed on white platforms. The lighting is artificial, typical of a museum environment. The scene suggests a historical or archaeological exhibition, possibly in Beijing, China, dedicated to prehistoric human activities and tools.
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