Museum catalogue photograph of a ring of keys from a civilisation that never existed: a heavy bronze ring holding eleven keys of very different designs — some flat bronze blades with comb-like teeth, some carved bone with peg patterns, one long wooden key with a spiral shaft, one tiny key no longer than a fingernail. Green patina on the bronze, the bone keys yellowed, the bow of one key worn thin from a thumb. The ring is fanned out so every key is visible. Photographed on 35mm colour film, faint grain. Neutral grey seamless background, raking light from the left, a black-and-white scale bar and a small accession card beside the object with no legible writing on it. Archaeological museum catalogue documentation style. No readable text, no letters, no numbers, no logos.