The image is a photograph of a plaque on a wooden shelf. The plaque is titled "Jug with a Man and Deer" and has a white background with black text. The text is written in a cursive font and is divided into two sections. 

On the left side of the plaque, there is a small illustration of a jug with a handle and a spout. The jug is labeled "Early Cypriot, 2300-1850 B.C. Terracotta" and is accompanied by a description of the jug. On the right side, it reads "The large size and fragile design of this jug india-cate that was intended for ceremonial use. The vessel is decorated with three-dimensional figures. A man sits on a small stool with a large bowl at his side. Two deer, a stag and a doe, stand on the island."

Below the illustration, there are two bullet points that explain the jug and its purpose. The first bullet point explains that the jug may be preparing to milk the deer, while the second bullet point mentions that the man may be collecting blood as a sacrifice. The third bullet point states that the image of the deer is of a cypriot antelope.

The plaque also has a red circle on the bottom right corner that reads "506".