Terracotta jar with flared conical body and a flat base, a stepped shoulder and a human face on the spout. The face consists of two eyes on either side of a central nose with a double nose ring, and an ear with a ring as well (one of the ears has broken off). The features are applied to the vertical rim of the spout, just below the lip. Below this, the neck of the vessel narrows to the stepped shoulder. There are traces of faded black linear and curvilinear negative decoration all around the stepped shoulder and on the rim on the side opposite the face. There are flecks of white (unintentional?) on the shoulder on the side opposite the face, as well as a long crack extending down the body. Well preserved.

Dark grey oval-bodied pot with long neck that tapers slightly inward at the top. Rim flares slightly outward. Attached to the back of the neck is a thick semi-circular handle. Incised horizontal lines decorate the front and back of the pot.

A near spherical blackware vessel, with a flat bottom, topped with a stirrup spout. The lower section and outside edges of the stirrup spout are decorated with tight rows of short incised vertical dashed lines and outer surface is covered with a powdery grey-white clay substance. The neck of the spout is a vertical cylinder with a thick slightly flared lip. The neck of the spout, and insides edges of the stirrup, are brown-black.

Blackware vessel with near spherical shape and wide spout in the shape of a man’s head. Man’s head has a moustache, holes in the ear lobes, and wears a hat that is the flared lip of the spout. The spherical vessel has raised notched ridges on the sides and a flat base. It is decorated with rows of raised dots that radiate out from larger flat circles in the centre front and centre back of the vessel. The raised dot surface is encrusted with a light grey, clay-like powdery substance.

Slightly squashed, globular vessel with wide, flared foot and two spouts opposite from each other. A handle goes from the bottom side of each spout and is decorated with protruding head-dress wearing head at centre with one protrusion on either side; on protrusion from shoulder underneath each spout. Shoulder is decorated in relief with four sections, each containing a person with a large eye for a head.

Vessel with ovular circumference and circular body; has tall, slightly flared neck, single handle that goes from side of neck to shoulder, and flat, ovular base. Surface is undecorated.

Jar with black, semi-matte finish. The top is shaped like a dog's head with the opening in the back of the head. Round handle at back. Flat on bottom.

Blackware vessel in shape of an animal with a long tube protruding vertically from the middle of its back. The animal appears to be a tapir, with a long snout and tusks at either side of its mouth. The body has incised lines running lengthwise, and a tail hanging flat at back.

Saddle spout vessel with undecorated body and decorated shoulder. Decoration is a geometric band where saddle meets shoulder and a horizontal line just above body.

Vessel with four globular sections arranged in a square; one flared foot and two straight necks, one of which is open; two lugs, one at each outer shoulder of top globes; hole at centre of square.