Figure depicting a sphinx with a human head and the body of a lion (androsphinx form).

Heavy stone pile driver, sculpted to fit the user's hands, with grooves on both sides for fingers and thumbs. On one side a nose-shaped ridge has been carved in the middle. Together with the grooves (representing the eyes) this side appears to have a face-like image.

Figure in the form of a hippopotamus, the emblem of Set, who is the god of evil. The figure is pictured standing on an oval base and its legs are joined by a short wall of stone that runs parallel to the body of the animal.

Roughly rectangular piece of black granite with hieroglyphs incised in vertical columns on one side. Incised side is flat and relatively smooth; edges and sides are rough; bottom is partially rounded.

Seated Buddha in a meditative position holding a peach.

Standing figure of Hotei depicted with his usual expression of laughter. He is clothed in loose attire revealing his abdomen and carries a fan in one hand. Hotei is a legendary Chinese Zen priest known as Pu T'ai. He is said to have lived in the T'ang times as a vagabond priest with a large bag carried on the end of a stick.

Long stone tool. Piledriver fragment. One flat face. Broken on one end on both faces.

medium grey, unifacially flaked, medium grained, opaque, single beaked, end flaked, asymmetrically converging

light brown, medium red one one side, bifacial flaked, single peaked, opaque, medium grained, symetrically converging