Round ceramic pot with a thick, slightly flared rim and a round bulbous body with a rounded bottom. Around the inside of the rim is an encircling ring of faded red pigment. The same faded colour can be seen on areas of the body as well. Black carbonization is present on much of the lower outside of the body. The interior is smooth and unmarked except for a small section of carbonization.

Small ceramic pot, orange in colour. The rim is slightly flared and the neck is short. The body is bulbous and constructed somewhat unevenly, with the mouth and neck not centred over the body. The bottom is rounded. The pot has been covered on the outside with a dark orange pigment, the original colour of the clay seen only on the inside of the neck.

Clay bowl with wide mouth and rounded bottom. The exterior neck is decorated with encircling lines in black with one strip painted with curving, outlined colour blocks in orange. The bottom is painted with a large outline of a diamond pattern in orange and brown.

Clay pot. The rim flares and narrows to an indented neck, sitting atop a bulbous and squat body with a rounded bottom. A pattern of painted criss-crossing bars decorates the shoulder, bordered on top and bottom by groups of encircling lines.

Bulbous, oval pot in the shape of a bird(?). Pot has a small mouth with a flaring rim and a straight neck. The neck is decorated with protruding eyes and what could be a beak, as well as rounded protrusions to the sides. Brown and orange pigment emphasizes the face and decorates the rear portion. The body is oval, with three small oval protrusions below the midway mark, and is painted with curving lines, dots and circles in brown and orange. The bottom of the pot is rounded.

Small ceramic pot, the exterior burnished a slightly shiny orange. The body is bulbous with a rounded bottom. The pot has no neck, with the shoulder curving into a large mouth. On the shoulder are four triangular protrusions, the larger two each pierced by a horizontal hole. The remnants of white pigment can be seen around each protrusion as well as on the shoulder of the pot. The interior is smooth and a light tan in colour.

Clay rolling stamp, tubular in shape. Stamp is hollow with thick walls, smooth on the inside with a deep cut pattern on the outside. The pattern is an outwardly expanding diamond shape, with thick lines that have indented edges. The ends of the tube are flat and smooth. A pink pigment is present in a single spot near the centre.

Small ceramic pot, wide at the shoulder and narrowing toward a rounded bottom. The shoulder is decorated with many small protruding round dots, somewhat evenly spaced. Remnants of dark red pigment can be seen in the spaces between them. The pot has no neck, with the shoulder curving into a large mouth with a thick rim. The interior of the pot is smooth.

Small clay figure, seated, short legs spread wide. The head is triangular, pointed at front, and painted with a red slash to either side for a mouth, black ‘v’ shapes for eyes, and brown and black stripes across top and back. The torso is decorated with two black dots at the chest and a square with dots on the stomach. The single arm curves down from shoulder to rest on thigh and is painted with black stripes. The other arm is missing. The bottom rear of the figure is decorated with a painted design of black dots and lines. Two holes are bored into the figure’s bottom.

Small clay pot with three legs. Pot has a wide mouth, with the neck flaring out below to a sharp shoulder that recedes to a rounded bottom. The neck is decorated with a series of incised lines and triangles in a semi-regular pattern. At the front, just below the rim is a small animal head, perhaps of a turtle, with large indented eys and a sharp snout. The legs of the pot and conical, with the points to the bottom.