The image depicts an active, open-air excavation site in Katon Rikkos, Nigeria, from a first-person perspective

The image depicts an active, open-air excavation site in Katon Rikkos, Nigeria, from a first-person perspective. In the immediate foreground, a bare, dirt-covered left foot and the lower portion of a leg, clad in dark, mud-stained trousers, rest on a mound of dry, reddish-brown earth. Directly beyond, a person, observed from the back, is seated on a dirt rise, facing away from the viewer and looking into the excavation. This individual wears a dark red head covering and a red top with blue and white square patterns, over a light-colored, patterned skirt. The midground and background reveal a large, irregularly shaped pit dug into the reddish-brown soil, characterized by steep slopes and varied terrain. Within and around this excavation, approximately ten individuals are visible. Some figures are standing on the slopes, others appear to be seated or crouched in groups, and one is seen bending over, potentially using a tool. Their clothing consists of various light and dark shirts and trousers. Two plastic bottles, one clear and one green, lie on the ground near the seated person in the midground, close to the pit's edge. The overall scene suggests manual labor, likely associated with informal mining or digging operations, under clear daylight conditions.