Fragment of a garment. Square in shape with a vertical stripe pattern across surface. Maroon stripe along left side. Wide dark blue stripe, with mirrored star and ovals inside it, towards left side. Designs done in white and golden brown. Alternating thin, olive green and dark blue stripes across rest of garment. Dark blue stripes have alternating white and maroon triangles inside them. Light blue thread attached to bottom left corner, tucked underneath textile. Fragment is stitched to cream coloured fabric, secured to off-white matboard.

Fragment of a tab. Rectangular in shape and coloured golden brown. Pattern of repeating concentric diamonds across entire surface. Large diamonds are dark purple-red with inner diamonds done in black and light brown.

Adornment, or paleta, from the bottom of a coca bag. Bell shaped with gold brown background and light red-orange diamond pattern across entire surface. Three plain stripes, down the centre, on both the front and back. Concentric diamond patterns along left and right sides, done in black. Black line border along bottom edge. Small bunches of short golden brown and light red-orange fringe attached to bottom.

Panel fragment from a mantle or shroud. Light brown and rectangular in shape. Alternating diagonal bands, done in light and dark brown, across entire surface. Wide diagonal bands have standing bird motifs, thinner dividing lines between the bands have wave designs. Wide light brown border along bottom edge with large wave pattern. Designs done in dark brown. Dots in between the wave crests. Border trimmed on either side by two plain dark brown lines.

Six fragments of a tubular headband. Consists of a central section (part a), four braids (parts b-e) and a wrapped cord (part f). Central section(?) of headband (part a) has design of vertical stripes across entire surface. Main body of section is cream. Stripes done in dark blue-grey, light green-grey, peach, red and yellow. Middle of part a is mainly red. Parts b and c are solid cream coloured braids. Part b's right side is wrapped in red thread. Dark blue-grey cords wrapped in intervals along right side, causing red threads to bulge through in three circular tufts. Part c's left side naturally curves downwards. Right side of part c ends in two smaller branches. Section before split and both branches wrapped in red thread with dark blue-grey cords wrapped in intervals along them. Parts d and e are solid pink coloured braids. Part d has a dark blue-grey cord wrapped around its left edge and long pink fringe. Part e is a plain braid with a left side that curves downwards naturally. Part f is cream coloured and its right side ends in two smaller branches. Dark blue-grey cords wrap around entire length at intervals bordered by dark purple lines. Likely that the cream fragments (parts b and c) were on one side of the central section (part a) and the pink fragments (parts d and e) were on the other side.

Two fragments of a tubular headband. Both have alternating bands of red and yellow yarn along their lengths. Left side of largest fragment (part a) curves downwards slightly and has a short brown yarn strand extending from it. Right side has three yarn strands extending from the fragment. Two are short, straight and brown. The third is long, spiraling and has alternating red and yellow tufts along it. Smallest fragment (part b) curves upwards slightly at both ends. Left side of part b has three straight strands of brown yarn extending from it. Right side has three strands of yarn extending from it. Two are straight and brown, one is spiraling and has red tufts along it.

724 sheet metal discs and disc fragments, twelve with attached staples, all have one hole near edge (except some fragments). Some have gilding remaining, some have textile pseudomorphs, all have green and or red surface deposits. There are fifteen small discs and two large discs, the rest are mid-sized.

Assorted metal fragments, most with gilded surfaces. Some fragments have strap-like staples and others are parts of discs.

An assortment of metal decorations, beads and fragments. Four are slightly convex metal trapezoids with a slot near the smaller end. Two are hollow, globular beads. There are also fragments of metal staples.

Seven irregular metal fragments that may belong to chipped plaques in this collection (accession 711).