The image is of a sign in an indoor hallway in the National Museum of Tanzania, located in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, at the coordinates -6.814 latitude, 39.294 longitude. The sign is made of a white poster board mounted to a metal stand. The poster board is approximately 3 feet tall and 2 feet wide. On the sign, there is text in English and Swahili about the "Code of Conduct to Sites." The English text reads: "You can help preserve rock art by observing these rules: 1. Never touch rock art. Your fingers leave sweat and oil on the rock that cannot be removed. 2. Never pour liquids on engravings or paintings. They cause damage that cannot be reversed. 3. Do not walk on engravings. Your feet and shoes damage fragile surfaces. 4. Do not make your own drawings or write your name on the rocks. This destroys the value of the ancient rock art and spoils the experience of other visitors. 5. Take all your litter and rubbish with you. Rock art sites are part of our heritage and are protected by the laws of Tanzania. Respect them and the traditions of the local community." The Swahili text translates to: "Rules for visiting rock art sites: Please do not touch the rock art. Your fingers leave sweat and oil on the rock, which cannot be removed. Please do not pour liquids on engravings or paintings. They cause damage that cannot be reversed. Please do not walk on engravings. Your feet and shoes damage fragile surfaces. Please do not make your own drawings or write your name on the rocks. This destroys the value of the ancient rock art and spoils the experience of other visitors. Please take all your litter and rubbish with you. Rock art sites are part of our heritage and are protected by the laws of Tanzania. Respect them and the traditions of the local community." The poster board is decorated with a picture of rock art. There are other framed pictures on the wall behind the poster board, and a ceiling fan is hanging overhead. The hallway floor is tiled with gray and white tiles. in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

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The image is of a sign in an indoor hallway in the National Museum of Tanzania, located in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, at the coordinates -6.814 latitude, 39.294 longitude. The sign is made of a white poster board mounted to a metal stand. The poster board is approximately 3 feet tall and 2 feet wide. On the sign, there is text in English and Swahili about the "Code of Conduct to Sites." The English text reads: "You can help preserve rock art by observing these rules: 1. Never touch rock art. Your fingers leave sweat and oil on the rock that cannot be removed. 2. Never pour liquids on engravings or paintings. They cause damage that cannot be reversed. 3. Do not walk on engravings. Your feet and shoes damage fragile surfaces. 4. Do not make your own drawings or write your name on the rocks. This destroys the value of the ancient rock art and spoils the experience of other visitors. 5. Take all your litter and rubbish with you. Rock art sites are part of our heritage and are protected by the laws of Tanzania. Respect them and the traditions of the local community." The Swahili text translates to: "Rules for visiting rock art sites: Please do not touch the rock art. Your fingers leave sweat and oil on the rock, which cannot be removed. Please do not pour liquids on engravings or paintings. They cause damage that cannot be reversed. Please do not walk on engravings. Your feet and shoes damage fragile surfaces. Please do not make your own drawings or write your name on the rocks. This destroys the value of the ancient rock art and spoils the experience of other visitors. Please take all your litter and rubbish with you. Rock art sites are part of our heritage and are protected by the laws of Tanzania. Respect them and the traditions of the local community." The poster board is decorated with a picture of rock art. There are other framed pictures on the wall behind the poster board, and a ceiling fan is hanging overhead. The hallway floor is tiled with gray and white tiles.

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