Full length Quimbaya type female figure with large head and head dress. Buff-coloured clay with a grey deposit covering part of the surface.

Small dark brown clay figure of a seated man wearing a headdress and necklace-like adornment.

Three different small, stone points, parts a-c. Part a: triangular shaped, projectile point made of white stone. Point has flake scarring on both sides along with corner notches on the bottom edge and a rectangular shaped stem. The tip is missing. Part b: triangular shaped, biface point made of grey stone. Point has flake scarring on either side. Part c: projectile point made of orange stone. Point has flake scarring on both sides along with corner notches and a contracting haft stem. The tip is missing.

Circular red-brown bowl on a high flared foot or pedestal--outside of the bowl and foot is painted with black lines and triangles.

Red clay figure, triangular in shape. The pottery fragment consists of a head with a sloped forehead, large eyes, a protruding bottom lip and a ridge at the back for hair and/or ears.

Metal ornament with a hole and channel cut through forming a C shape; has green patina.

Sash woven with animal and geometric forms separated with bands of varying widths and bordered with a band of triangles and bands, all in black on off-white. Fringed at one end.

Sash with a chevron design edged with saw-tooth design in blue, fushcia, green, purple and black as well as a band of green and red edged in dark blue on either side, all on an off-white ground. Fringed at one end.

Part (a) and (b) are identical. Central chevron design in red with green stripe through middle. Black saw tooth borders, with green, red, and orange stripes. Fringe at one end.

Sash woven with geometric, anthropomorphic and zoomorphic forms in off-white, red, green, yellow and black. Fringed at one end.