The image depicts an archaeological exhibit inside a museum, identified as the Museum Geologi Bandung, Indonesia

The image depicts an archaeological exhibit inside a museum, identified as the Museum Geologi Bandung, Indonesia. The scene showcases various stone artifacts displayed against a dark, perforated metal background. Three black rectangular panels are vertically mounted on the background, each presenting multiple stone objects. The top-left panel holds five irregular, light-brown to orange-brown stone tools or flakes. The top-right panel displays five similar irregular, light-brown to off-white stone tools or flakes. Both top panels feature a white label beneath them reading "Serpih" (flake). A smaller, central panel below the top two displays six smaller, elongated stone flakes or bladelets, ranging in color from dark brown to translucent yellow, also labeled "Serpih". In the foreground, a large, ovoid, reddish-brown stone, identified as "Jasper (bahan alat batu)" (Jasper, stone tool material), rests on a dark display surface. A section of a black grid mat is visible to its left. Reflections are present in a transparent barrier (likely glass) covering the exhibit, obscuring parts of the background and showing indistinct elements of the surrounding environment. No individuals are visible in the scene.