Small clay jug. A short, tube-like neck sits at top centre. Body is barrel shaped: round, longer in width than depth. Two groups of brown painted lines encircle the body. Both ends of the vessel have a small, pointed protrusion at midpoint, surrounded by a series of painted concentric circles.

Small clay handmade pot with spout and handle. Pot is globular, with a rounded bottom and large hole at top. A small spout protrudes high on the shoulder, with a loop handle opposite. Incised decorations encircle the upper portion of the vessel: zig zags on shoulder, and a finer line of the same above that are interspersed with small stamped circles.

Small orange ceramic jug of unglazed earthenware. Body is globular with a pointed base. A tall, thin neck opens into a long spout-shaped mouth, and a loop handle is attached from lower rim to shoulder. Shoulder, neck and handle are decorated with incised lines, zig zags and dots.

Small ceramic wine jug (oinochoe), wheel-turned. Body is globular, with a tall neck and trefoil mouth, and a vertical loop handle attached at back of neck. Base is flat, with a low foot. Vessel has been painted to represent a bird, with a round eye on either side of the spout, and stylized feathers below the neck at front. Two line and dot motifs are painted to either side of the feathers, and a tail is painted below the striped handle.

Small ceramic wine jug (oinochoe). Body is globular, with a tall neck and trefoil mouth, and a vertical loop handle attached at back of neck. Base is flat, with a low foot. Vessel has a round eye on either side of the spout, mimicking a bird. Three line and dot motifs are painted on the shoulder at the front, whereas the handle is painted with stripes.

Ceramic wine jug (oinochoe), hand-made. Body is globular, with a short neck and trefoil mouth, and a vertical loop handle spanning rim to shoulder. Base is flat, with a very low foot. Vessel is painted with thick red and dark brown lines radiating down from the neck. Top of handle and rim of mouth are painted brown.

Ceramic wine jug (oinochoe), wheel-turned. Body is globular, with a short neck and pinched trefoil mouth, and a vertical loop handle spanning rim to shoulder. Base is a low foot. Vessel is heavily painted with encircling lines of red and dark grey in a variety of widths, and 5 series of concentric circles on the shoulder. Top of handle is also painted red and brown.

Amber beads on cotton twine in the shape of a necklace. All of the beads are flat and oval shaped with the exception of two cylindrical shaped near the back of the group. There is one lozenge that ties the two ends together. The bottom section has a metallic, coiled knot the ends with twisted silk threads, three beads then a red and white silk tassel.

Small brown jug with single elongated handle. The body is ovoid shaped, broadest in the middle. The body sits on a low ring base. The shoulders slope in sharply to a slender neck. The mouth is small, the rim rounded. The handle is attached to the rim and extends slightly above the rim before coming straight down to the shoulder. The lower body shows several etched bands.

Spherical red-brown jug with rounded bottom; cylindrical spout rises vertically from the top with a handle that arches from it to the side of the jug. Jug is painted with circular and cross-hatched geometric designs in dark brown and dark red-brown.