A carved ovoid shaped rattle with handle. Rattle is made of two pieces joined by metal pins on sides and base of handle. Front is convex with carved, painted human face with black eyes. Red face with black marking and crosshatching on either side of the nose. Mouth is red. Back has Northwest Coast design with ovoids, beak-like design, and crosshatching. Stones and shells inside rattle. The brown wood is painted dark red, red, and black.

Goblet made of stone with a design carved into the outer surface leaving unpolished light brown areas. The design consists of a band of curvilinear forms at the rim, a band of inscription at mid-bowl says: "Stone from the Dead Sea" [also written in Turkish?]. There is a petal-like design at the base of the bowl; the stem and base both have raised bands.

Figure depicting two monkeys and two bats carved from one piece of light greenish-brown and dark brown stone. The larger monkey is standing erect and holding a coconut-shaped object in its left hand. The two bats are to the monkey's right. The figure of the smaller monkey is lying below the leg of the larger one.

Seal carved from light brown soapstone (?) with a rectangular base and two carved animal figures at the top. The underside is carved with Chinese characters.

Cream coloured stone figure consisting of the head facing forward wearing a headdress, the hands on its stomach and the feet together. The headdress, the garment worn and the leggings are decorated with line and triangular panels of geometric designs. There is a dark red pigment in the incisions on the figure.

A small triangular object, possibly with some pink-red glaze, although much has worn off.

Black stone pipe mottled with white. Carved from a single piece of stone into a t-shape, with a short vertical section set at a right angle to the longer horizontal section. A hole is bored through the centre of the vertical segment and through one side of the horizontal segment, ending where they intersect.

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.

Dark black-brown cone-shaped stone with two small side indentations. Slight brown and light-grey coloured speckled surface. The base of the stone is slightly square in shape.

Stone pestle with large cylindrical end, and a smaller head with protruding knob at the handle.