The image is a photograph of a plaque on a wooden wall. The plaque is made of a light-colored wood and has Chinese characters written on it in black ink. The text on the plaque reads "The double-coffin in Liu Sheng's tomb consists of an inner coffin and an outer coffin. Both are made of wood and painted with vermilion lacquer, decorated with gilt bronze rings and knocker-bases. The wood had deteriorated at the time of the excavation, and only the metal decorations remain. Dou Wan's inner coffin was a wooden lacquered coffin never seen before. Jade plaques were laid on the inner side of the coffin while jade bi-discs were laid in the outside. This is the only coffin of this kind known in China. The coffin decom-posed before the excavation only the jade ornaments remain."