
The image is a photograph of a plaque on a wooden wall. The plaque is titled "Martaban Jars" and is written in black text on a beige background. Below the photograph, there is a description of the jar, which is made from red clay. The jar is black in color and has a dark brown glaze. It is located in San Diego, California.

The plaque also mentions that the jar was made from the same red clay as the jar in the photograph. The text below the photograph explains that the jars were made from different types of clay, including red clay, black clay, and white clay. It also mentions the size and shape of the jars, as well as the type of clay used in the jar. The image also includes a brief description of each jar, stating that they were distributed throughout the East Indies, the Persian Gulf, and Turkey. The jars were used as water or wine containers and storage jars for trade goods and staples.
