The image is a photograph of a plaque on a wooden wall. The plaque is titled "Statuette of a Warrior" and is made in South Italy about 550 BC. It is a bronze sculpture of a warrior's helmet.

The plaque is divided into two sections. On the left side, there is a description of the sculpture, which reads "Spirals decorate the breastplate of this warrior's cuirass (body armor), his helmet bears animal ears, and the projections on top may have displayed horns, antlers, or the tall feathers commonly worn to distinguish various fighting groups."

On the right side of the plaque, there are two illustrations of two helmets, one of which is a helmet with a pointed top and a flat base. The helmet is made of bronze and has a round shape with a flat top. The other two helmets are also made of metal and have a similar shape and design. The text on the plaque explains that the sculpture was created by Etruscan, 500-400 BC, and that it was used to attach the helmet to the base of the helmet.