The image is a photograph of a sign in Korean that reads "Beginning of Agriculture - Neolithic Culture". The sign is written in black text on a beige background. The text is in both English and Korean, and it appears to be a list of the beginning of agriculture in the Neolithic culture. 

The text is divided into two columns, with the English column on the left and the Korean column in the middle. The English column mentions that with the end of the Ice Age, people began to settle in one place, and started farming and making pottery. This development is known as Neolithic Cultures. On the Korean Peninsula, Neolithic Age began around 8,000 BCE. People built dugouts near the river, formed villages, and settled down. They used polished stone tools, hunted animals, caught fish, and reared livestock such as dogs, pigs, and cattle.

At the bottom of the sign, there is a small illustration of a cow.