The image is a photograph of a sign that reads "Neolithic tools (6800-3300 BC)". The sign is located in a museum or exhibition space and is displayed on a beige-colored wall. The sign has a white background and black text. On the left side of the sign, there are three images of neolithic tools - a hammer, a knife, and a pair of tongs. The tools are arranged in a triangular formation, with the hammer on the top left, the knife on the bottom right, and the tongs on the right. 

The text on the sign explains that the Neolithic tools are made of stone, wood, and other materials, and that they are used for carving, carving, and shaping. The text also mentions that the tools are based on permanent installation and are of different sizes and shapes.