The image is a photograph of a plaque on a rock. The plaque is rectangular in shape and is made of metal. It is black in color and has a textured surface. The text on the plaque reads "Chief Niwot of the Southern Arapahoe used the area along Boulder Creek near the foothills of Boulder Creek, Colorado. The area was formed from the area by gold for peace. He was killed at the Sand Creek Massacre November 27, 1864. This sculpture is a rendition of Chief NiWOT as seen through the eyes of sculptor Thomas Meagher Miller. 1884." The plaque appears to be old and weathered, with some cracks and chips in the rock.