The image shows a display case in a museum with six ancient Egyptian statues on display. The statues are made of stone and are arranged in a row on a black platform. The display case is made of glass and is located in a large room with a high ceiling and large windows on the right side. 

On the left side of the display case, there are six statues of different heads, each with a unique design and facial features. The heads are of different ages and ethnicities, and they appear to be made of a light-colored material.

In the center of the image, there is a group of six statues, all of which are standing upright and facing the same direction. The first statue on the left is a bust of a woman's head, the second is a man's head with a beard and mustache, the third is a woman with a turban on her head, and the fourth is a child's head. The fifth statue is a statue of a man with a hat and a beard, the sixth is a figure of a person with a long beard and a hat, the seventh is a person wearing a headdress and a headscarf, the eighth is a sculpture of a bird, the ninth is a bird with a flower in its beak, the tenth is a fish with a crown on its head and a fish in its mouth, the eleventh is a small bird with its wings spread out, the twelfth is a large fish with its head turned to the side, the thirteenth is a lion's head turned towards the viewer, the fifteenth is an eagle with its mouth open, the last is a dove with its eyes closed, the final is a peacock with its tongue sticking out, and all the statues are facing different directions.