The image is a photograph of an open book titled "Burial Artifacts of Guoju's Tomb". The book is written in black text on a beige background. The title is written at the top of the page in Chinese characters. Below the title, there is a subtitle in English that reads "Tomb No. 2001 at the burial site of Guo-Jia's Tomb, which was established around Sammenxia featured a vertical pit and an oblong plan, with the coffin encased in several outer coffins. Burial artifacts found in large quantities, reaching more than 3200 pieces. The archaeological finds include the inscription of "Guoju" and "The deployment of seven ding cauldrons and six gui containers compiled strictly with the hierarchical regimes and ritual protocol of the Western Zhou Dynasty. The owner of the tomb was Guoji, or Duke Wu-Wu, who had been known for cautioning King Yuan against forging the Jia Tian ceremony (a series of rituals performed by the king to showcase his concern for agricultural production).