
The image shows a display case with six different types of stones on it. The stones are arranged in a grid-like pattern on a white surface. On the left side of the display case, there is a large, round stone with a rough texture and a small indentation in the center. Next to it, there are six smaller stones of different sizes and shapes, arranged in two rows and three columns. 

On the top left corner of the image, there appears to be a larger stone, possibly a rock or a stone of some kind, with a label on it that reads "Stone tools of Ken-ting site (Pingtung)". On the top right corner, it looks like a larger, more elongated stone with Chinese characters written on it, possibly indicating the size and shape of the stones.

At the bottom of the case, it has a black label with Chinese text and numbers, which likely provides information about the stones and their properties. The text on the label reads "Middle Neolithic Age, Ken-Ting Culture, ca. 4,500-3,000 B.P."
