Long black coloured obsidian stone blade. The entire perimeter of blade has multiple plains that run the length of the blade. Each end tapers slightly inwards.

Oval-shaped, grey-black shard of pottery with fragments of a curvilinear design on the front.

Seated figure with crossed legs acting as a base. Arms are bent and hands are held to its throat; it is wearing a headdress and earrings; face has protruding chin and nose; mouth is open. Figure is hollow with round opening behind face.

Hollow figure of a man wearing a tiered cloak, circular ear decorations, and a belt with a large belt buckle. Man stands upright on two feet and a third peg that together form a tripod. Face is sculpted with nose, eyelids, and mouth protruding.

Head, sculpted in relief, that is part of larger piece. Face has incised features of eyes and mouth with protruding nose and cheeks. Detail of a headdress is visible but most is broken off.

Globular jar with slightly flattened bottom and tall, flared neck. Jar is decorated with a black band near neck with groups of vertical lines running down from it; groups are of two black lines with a beige line in between. Remnants of a glossy material are inside.

Face with central, spine-like head decoration, earrings, and a decoration at the neck; nose and mouth protrude; rear is hollowed out. Head is a fragment of a larger piece.

Belt woven from white wool with geometric and humanoid designs depicted in blue wool. A section of the belt consists of loose wool strands.

Belt woven from off-white wool with geometric designs as well as animal, humanoid, and bird figures depicted in red wool. A short section of the belt consists of loose wool strands.

Flush-footed jar with globular body, double shoulder and a flared neck; a handle goes from body to neck. Body is decorated with large protruding circles surrounded by recessed rings. The handle is hollow.