The image shows three ancient pottery items displayed on a white pedestal. On the left, there is a large, round pot with a narrow neck and a wide opening at the top. The pot appears to be made of clay or pottery and has a reddish-brown color with some areas of rust and discoloration. In the middle, there are two smaller pots, one smaller and one larger, also made of pottery. All three pots have a smooth, polished surface and appear to be of the same size and shape. The background is a plain yellow wall, and there is text on the pedestal that reads "Although much of the Lake Dwellers' pottery was plain utilitarian ware, the Bronze Age potters of this area specialized in the production of small black pots with finely incised decorations and a highly burned gloss. These pots were imitation of vessels made from hammered sheets of bronze."