Small bone weaving tool. The shaft tapers in to a rounded tip. The handle is decorated with two carved birds, facing one another. The birds have circular eyes, and horizontal lines on their bodies. Below the birds, is a rectangular area with two rows of four circles with dots in each centre that match the birds eyes. There is a small hole drilled through the shaft just below the designs.

Terracotta bowl with flat base; polished outer surface. Four painted and incised zoomorphic designs representing “sky pumas”: two orange-brown on cream-orange background and two cream-orange on orange-brown background. Interior is un-polished and mold made. Repaired.

Seated male figure with hands on knees. Elongated and incised eyes, punched nostrils, horizontal line as mouth and hole for suspension in headdress. Not restored.

A long-bladed hand tool with a beveled cutting edge. Double headed serpent with curved body in handle. Corroded, but complete.

Miniature ocarina in representation of a reclining male (leper) with one hole on the back and two small holes below. Terracotta with black negative decoration.

Miniature ocarina in representation of a fish, with suspension hole across incised tail, one hole at its back and two small holes below. Incomplete.

Straight, long, modeled, terracotta trumpet with flaring rim on one side and tubular rim at mouth. Traces of red-brown slip. Broken and repaired.

Seven stone whorls (strung on a cord). Five have globular bodies, one is tubular and one has a double-cone shape. Six are made of grey-black stone and one of light brown. Well preserved.

Robert B. Woodward Memorial Fund

Head of fanged deity with elongated eyes, prominent nose, rectangular forehead, open mouth and double-lobed ear. Incomplete.