Arch shaped pendant with a stringing hole at the centre of the top edge. Very faint incised decorations around bottom.

Round button with one central divot on front side that has two holes through it for stringing. Front side is more highly polished that the back and is domed.

Round button with rounded edges and one central divot on front side with two holes through it for stringing.

The two fragments of a broken bead. Bead was tubular with an ovular cross-section; two dimples are at each end on opposing sides of the bead. Part a is the larger of the two fragments; part b is the smaller.

Polished stone pendant with one blunt and one pointed end; cross-section is circular; stringing hole is near the blunt end. The widest part of the pendant is halfway between the stringing hole and the point.

Frog-shaped pendant with hole for stringing through neck from side to side. The frog has protruding eyes and a long neck; legs are faintly carved.

Translucent white cylindrical bead with a central hole running lengthwise.

Mottled red, grey-white and brown cylindrical segment of stone.

Cylindrical segment of mottled mauve, black and red-brown stone with small flecks of light brown; a circular hole is bored lengthwise through the centre of the stone.

Teacup of translucent grey stone with black flecks and streaks. Low raised foot.