Inca style contemporary pot, or jar, with tall spout. Small handles, one on each side, with red and black geometric design. There is a repeating pattern of human figures holding birds on the front, with a three-dimensional animal figure above, and bands of geometric patterns on the back. The spout extends from a bulbous centre and is decorated with similar bands of repeating llama and plant-like designs.

Small vessel in the shape of a pepino. Striped red, brown, black and cream slip decoration. Polished surface.

Nasca style contemporary loop bottle. Body of the bottle is a loop-shape, that comes together at the mouth. On one side, the motif features five heads in headdresses with forked tongues. On the other side, there are eleven heads circled around the loop.

Small Nasca style contemporary stirrup spout jar. Vessel is cylindrical with curved bottom. Top is enclosed and has a stirrup shaped handle consisting of a narrow spout at back, human-like head at front, and wide, curved bridge connecting the two. The head has a painted face with protruding nose and a small hole at the top of the head. The body is decorated with repeated creature design. The front depicts the figures arms.

Nasca style contemporary jar. Round-bottomed with spherical lower section and a flared rim. The round lower section is decorated with a painted humanoid face with a protruding nose. The flared upper section has two humanoid heads with large headdresses painted around the sides. The interior of the jar is undecorated, but has a reddish-brown reflective material mixed into the clay.

Small contemporary woven pouch with geometric pattern, woven in a Nasca style. Open end has curled-down. There is a single long light yellow-brown fibre extending from the bottom corner of the bag.

Small figure carved from shell. Three holes indicate the figure's eyes and mouth. The figure has very short arms and legs with defined fingers and toes. There is a hole drilled through the figure's head. The back of the figure is plain.

Small piece of wood, which tapers to points at both ends. There is a section of light brown reed or grass wrapped around the centre of the shaft.

Small piece of wood, which tapers to points at both ends. There is light reddish-brown cotton fibre ? loosely wrapped around the centre of the shaft.

Small wooden needle. The needle is varying colours of brown. The body is cylindrical, tapering to a sharp point, and a single hole through the other end.