museum display case in Скорняково, Russia, exhibiting various archaeological artifacts

museum display case in Скорняково, Russia, exhibiting various archaeological artifacts. The display case is illuminated from above by LED lights and features a light brown, burlap-like background. The artifacts are arranged in a grid-like pattern, with small white numbers labeling each item. The artifacts include: At the top: a piece of weathered wood, a small metal spoon, and a triangular metal object. Middle row: a round, metal object with a central hole (labeled 2), a coin (labeled 4), a piece of pottery with an inscription (labeled 7), and a larger, white, cracked piece of material (labeled 8). Below that: a curved, decorative ceramic piece (labeled 6), a small, dark metal object (labeled 10), a ring (labeled 12), and a metal object resembling a buckle or clasp (labeled 13). Further down: a small, semi-circular metal piece (labeled 9), a metal object resembling a pistol grip (labeled 14), and a long, cylindrical metal object (labeled 16). Near the bottom of the main display area is a metal handle or latch (labeled 17). In the bottom section of the display, on a wooden shelf, are several coins and smaller metal objects, including what appear to be bullet casings or cartridges. The overall environment suggests a controlled setting within a museum, with the artifacts presented for public viewing and study. The stone wall in the background indicates the building's construction material.