Round vase with long, thin protruding arms that are bent at elbows to rest on surface. Neck and face protrude from bottom of side and chin rests on the hands of the protruding arms. Decorations are in red and black: geometric triangle pattern around rim; bands at shoulders, biceps, and wrists of arms; lips, forehead, nose, and eyes in red lined with black; area above head on vase is decorated with red crown-like design outlined in black.

Globular vase with three tapered lags and handle across opening. One of the legs is hollow and has an object in is that rattle when moved. One side of the body has a face in relief; rest is decorated with red and black paint.

Standing, bearded man in military dress of a tunic and tall boots. Tunic is decorated by incised dots. Man's right hand is pulled back in a fist level with his shoulder; both hands are in fists and have holes through centre where objects may previously have been stuck. Some red pigment remains on surface.

Tall person wearing a floor-length robe with incised decoration. Hair is up in a top knot that protrudes up and back from head; arms are raised with right hand in front of neck and left hand up and to the left of head. Traces of black paint at hair; traces of red on robe.

Unglazed pottery horse and rider both in military dress. Surface has traces of red, green, and black pigment. Horse has a short tail and is standing on a ceramic slab.

Cylindrical bead with wide white band and black decoration. Decoration is two tall birds with two thin bands above and below them.

Cylindrical bead with black and red decoration on wide white band. Decoration is a central band of two tall birds with three black bands on either side.

Ovular bead with red decoration on orange ground. Decoration is of a central band of two standing people with two thin bands around circumference on either side.

Spherical bead with wide band of decoration in red and green; decoration is of five green horned animals on red ground; rest of bead is painted black.

Bowl with two smaller bowls inside it. The bowls get progressively taller as they get smaller in diameter. Two snakes in hard relief go from outermost rim to middle rim and back again; they are on opposite sides of the bowl and their heads face the same direction. Three hollow tubes are protrude from outer surface in between snakes' heads; two small faces protrude from outer surface between the tubes. Exterior of outermost bowl is decorated with an allover geometric pattern.