The image is a display case with a variety of ancient Egyptian artifacts. On the left side of the display case, there is a statue of a woman with long hair and a headdress, holding a staff. Next to her, there are two smaller statues of a lion and a lioness, both of which appear to be made of stone or bronze. 

On the top left corner of the image, there appears to be a plaque with the text "Symbols of the Gods" written in black ink. Below the plaque, it reads "Ancient Egyptian religion was a complex ideology of culture and religion. Political culture was reflected in the presence of the gods. Most Egyptian deities were represented by symbols, often of animals."

In the center of the wall, on the right side, there comes a small plaque with a picture of a group of people and animals, including a lion, a sheep, and a bird. Below that, there seems to be another plaque with text that reads "The symbols of gods." The plaque is mounted on a beige wall with a wooden frame.