display of ancient Minoan artifacts in a museum

display of ancient Minoan artifacts in a museum. The objects are housed in a glass-fronted display case with white walls and shelves. On a top shelf, there is a wooden sculpture of a bull's head and two small clay figurines of women. Below this, on a lower shelf, are several large pottery vessels. The closest vessel on the left is a tall, dark-colored vase with a pattern of intersecting lines. To its right is a lighter-colored jug with black painted decorations. In the center of the lower shelf is a large, bulbous pot with elaborate black and red painted designs, including circular motifs and figures. To the right of this, a smaller, dark-colored jug with white painted decorations is visible. A text panel is partially visible on the right side of the display case, and another text panel with Greek and English descriptions is placed on the lower shelf in front of the pottery. The overall setting suggests an archaeological exhibition. The text panel indicates that the artifacts are from the city of Heraklion, Greece, and are associated with organized cities, palaces, and maritime trade routes.