Stirrup-spout effigy vessel depicting a seated anthropomorphic fox (fox runner) with a fox head and human body. The figure wears a large circular disk headdress, a woven belt, and wrist and leg ornaments. He grasps the headdress ties in his hands. Condition: good.

Gift of the Ernest Erickson Foundation, Inc.

Gift of the Ernest Erickson Foundation, Inc.

Red-brown clay vessel shaped as a stylized skeleton-like human figure; figure sits cross legged with its arms pressed across its chest; ribs, sternum and shoulder bones are all prominently incised. Two large circular holes mark the back--possibly from a broken stirrup spout.

Unglazed ceramic stirrup spout jar with geometric designs. Design is in brown, mainly lines and zigzags over main body area, ground is mainly pale yellow-brown. Base is round, bottom part of vessel has no design. Stirrup attaches at top of vessel and has brown lines painted on front and back following the shape of the stirrup. Body has several indentations, one is very noticeable, two are only slight.

Monkey figure, unglazed stirrup spout jar. Stirrup attached to back of figure's head and lower back. Figure is kneeling and has hands together in front of chest area. It is wearing a headdress.

A flaring blade with an open work handle of step triangle designs. Finial decoration consists of three balls, each with three indented holes (meant to represent facial features ?) on either side of a central loop. Incised design on the blade of a triangular headed serpent with ears, whiskers and a splayed body. Small incised bird near the serpent mouth.

Rounded yellow jar made in the shape of a hooded, human skeleton-like figure carrying a fawn-shaped animal--a red stirrup spout handle protrudes from the back.

Terra cotta-coloured vertical vessel with a circular, flared neck. Vessel is rounded in the back and contoured to depict a full length humanoid figure with fang-like teeth and clasped hands on the front.

Plain, buff-coloured clay jar in the shape of a human head with large earrings ears wearing a flaring, circular headdress; flaring headdress forms the mouth of the jar.