The image is a photograph of a plaque on a white wall. The plaque is titled "Greek Bronze Helmets from the Seventh and Sixth Century BC" and is written in black text on a red background. The text is in German and appears to be a description of the helmets worn by Greek bronze helmets from the seventh and sixth century BC. 

The plaque is rectangular in shape and has a white border. It is mounted on the wall and is in a museum or gallery setting. The background is blurred, so the focus is on the plaque.

On the left side of the plaque, there is a list of helmets, including a helmet with a visor, a helmet strap, and a helmet cover. On the right side, there are two helmets, one with a helmet and the other with a shield. The helmets are decorated with relief and relief, and the shell was used to decorate them. The shell was also decorated with a horseshoe crest, which is a symbol of relief and protection for the helmet. The helmet cover is made of metal and is typically used to protect the helmet from wear and tear.