The image is a photograph of a wooden plaque with Chinese text written on it. The text is written in black ink and is in a traditional Chinese font. The plaque appears to be made of wood and is mounted on a wooden wall. The background of the plaque is a light brown color.

The text on the plaque reads "The rich array of ethnic implements excavated at the Sanxingdu site, particularly those from the two pits, demonstrate that the people of Shu had developed a sophisticated ritual system supported by strong state power no later than the Shang dynasty period. Jades served a multiplicity of functions in ancient times and influenced every aspect of human life. As means of communication with gods and heavenly realms, jades were esteemed. Most of the ethnic artifacts were part of the material expression of the political and religious culture of the state of Shu. Among them, bi disks used for worshipping heaven, the latter for sacrificing to the mountains, gods and heaven realms primarily through their worship of mountains."

At the bottom of the image, there is a small illustration of a mountain range.