The image depicts an indoor museum exhibit showcasing five traditional East African spears

The image depicts an indoor museum exhibit showcasing five traditional East African spears. The scene is located within the Nairobi National Museum, Nairobi, Kenya. The primary subjects are five distinct spears, arranged vertically from left to right against a reddish-brown background composed of stitched panels, possibly leather or hide, suggesting a display wall. Each spear features a polished metal spearhead, varying in shape from broad, leaf-like designs to more slender, pointed forms, attached to a light-brown wooden shaft. Some shafts exhibit darker bindings or wrappings near the spearhead. On the lower-left side of the image, positioned below the second spear from the left, is a rectangular informational plaque. The plaque is titled "SPEAR HEADS - EAST AFRICA" and lists various Kenyan ethnic groups, including Maasai, Kikuyu, Dorobos, Kipsigis, Turkana, Samburu, Tana River, and Pokot, indicating their cultural association with the displayed artifacts. No people are visible. The objects are static, presented as part of a cultural or historical exhibit.