Bead carved from mottled black, white and grey stone in the overall shape of a sacred eye of Horus without any surface carving. A hole pierces through the bead from side to side.

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

Triangular shaped, projectile point made of black stone. Point has flake scarring on both sides; a concaved, rectangular shaped stem and vertical indentations on each side. The tip is missing.

Rectangular shaped, black stone figure with a square head wearing a headdress; two rows of four incised squares, one row of three rectangles which are possibly fingers, then a triangular design panel with engraved circles; the bottom section is undecorated. The back and sides are incised repeatedly with triangles.

Cream coloured stone figure consisting of a head wearing a headdress decorated with a triangular panel of geometric design. There is a dark red pigment in the incisions on the figure. The head was part of a larger figure.

Small, seated, cream coloured stone figure consisting of the head facing forward wearing a headdress, the hands on its stomach, knees bent and the feet together. The headdress and the garment worn are decorated with a triangular panel of geometric design. There is a dark red pigment in the incisions on the figure.

Stone spear point

Black stone arrowhead.

Figure depicting a humanoid head on an armless torso with a protrusion in front and on a roughly oval platform. There is a protrusion at the back of the figure's head with a hole pierced through it from side to side. The stone is off-white with orange streaks.

Three (parts a-c) plain, orange-grey stones. The first piece (part a) has an oblong rectangular shape with both sides rounded but flatter at the tops and bottoms while one end on both sides tapers at an angle, creating a flat, triangular-shaped edge which is more flared than the other more rounded end. The second piece (part b) has a thinner, oblong rectangular shape with both sides rounded while one end on both sides tapers at an angle, creating a flat, triangular-shaped edge which is more flared than the other blunter end. The third piece (part c) has a wider, oblong rectangular shape that is convexely curved on one side while the other side tapers at an angle, creating a flat, triangular-shaped edge which is more flared than the other end.