The image is a photograph of a black plaque on a white wall. The plaque is rectangular in shape and has a white border. The text on the plaque reads "Attendant Tomb" in bold black letters. Below the text, there is a list of names and dates. 

Among the 6 groups of attendant tombs, there are 4 groups in the inner city, 2 groups in outside of the outer city. One group consisting of 17 attendant tombstones is located east of Shanghai village. Eight tombstones were excavated, which were found a large amount of burial objects, including 200 pieces of gold, silver, copper, iron, pottery, jade, clam, cowrie, bone, etc. experts think that the cemetery at Shanghai village was possibly the tomb of Emperor Qin Shi Huang's children. It is believed that because of the political intrigue, these princes and princesses were killed by the second emperor in the late Qing dynasty.

The plaque appears to be in a museum or exhibition space, as there are other artifacts visible in the background.