Deep round cup with straight edges. Reddish-brown pottery painted dark brown. Purple line along outer edge.

Small, round vessel made of red-brown clay; a fairly tall neck with a flared rim features a single looped handle on one side. Pencil inscription in cursive writing on bottom--difficult to make out.

Conical shaped, grey clay sherd. The figure consists of an animal head with a protruding snout and slightly raised eyes. There are four vertical ridges that run along the top of the animal’s head. The inside is hollow.

Grey clay figure, trapezoid in shape, depicting a human or animal head wearing earrings and a headdress. Flat, smooth back.

Grey clay sherd with a black slip; semi-spherical in shape. The figure consists of a human face, circular shaped with an exaggerated mouth displaying its front teeth, the other facial features are in relief. The head appears to be wearing a headdress. The back is hollow.

Cylindrical shaped, grey clay sherd with a red slip. The figure consists of an elongated, protruding human face with big round eyes, an exaggerated nose and mouth. The inside is hollow with a circular opening at the back and rectangular shaped hole at the bottom.

Red clay sherd with a cream slip(?); spherical in shape on a circular, disc base. The figure consists of an animal head, a slightly protruding snout and a projecting ear and cuboid shaped headdress. The bottom is flat.

Round, thick lid, orange slip, painted black design depicting three birds. Triangular black points pointing inward from around the rim. Rounded knob at top centre.

Spindles (parts e-g) consisting of thin pieces of wood, pointed at each end. All parts have a small, decorative whorl. Part e has a yellow, red and white stripe design on either side of a mushroom shaped whorl. The whorl is black with a white and yellow circular design on top as well as a red circular and white and yellow diamond shape design on the bottom. Part f has a black painted section on either side of a spherical shape whorl detailed with black and red stripes. Part g has dark and light brown cotton thread wrapped around either side of a cylindrical shaped whorl. The whorl is decorated with a green, orange and white stylized human head wearing a headdress.

Typical tea-pot shape (without lid). Yellowish clay with traces of brown glaze (rather varnish-like).