The image is a photograph of a plaque on a pink wall. The plaque is titled "Jewellery Hoard from Mandi" and is written in black text on a beige-colored paper. The text is about the chance discovery of gold jewellery from the ancient site of Mandi, District Muze Farnagar, Western U.P. in association with other material of the Harappan archaeological map of India. The discovery was in form of a large treasure of gold and silver ornaments. The village found the treasure in the course of agricultural operations, kept in the copper containers, consisted of big and small heart-shaped kara-s (bangles), spacers, terminals, conical beads, etc.) This jewellery collection is comparable to those of Mohenjodaro, Quetta and Allahabad. The treasure is the largest of the gold found in the Bronze Age Harapan civilization of South Asia.