A flat stone piece carved with a head facing the right with four diagonal rays of sun. Red paint remnants.

Arch shaped stone slab sculpture with a buddha figure seated on a lotus pedestal supported by a central alms bowl, flanked by two lions. Two small temples adorn the arched-shaped mandorla behind the central figure who has his left hand in his lap and his right hand pointed downward. An obscured tree branch is over the figure's head.

Arch shaped stone sculpture surmounted by Buddha figure and two flanking birds. The arch is carved with symmetrically arranged zigzag motif. Inside the arch are deeply cut figures of Buddha with his right arm raised and two flanking disciples. Above them is another smaller arch echoing the larger one. On top of this are two crouching figures flanking a central alms bowl on a pedestal.

Face on half ovoid with extensions across bottom. Circle in oval eye on each side, and straight mouth notch across one side. Concave ear-like section at bottom centre. The other side has a long ear-like shape behind eye and a limb-like raised section at centre bottom. The front projection is rounded, and the back projection is tail-like, wide across the top and tapering to the back. "levi 13821" is inscribed on the bottom.

Blocky, two headed composition with large ears meeting at the side. Faces are broad and have oval eyes, broad noses with large nostrils, and straight mouths. Five curved rib-like lines are below one head, flipper-like appendage is wrapped around to below the other head. Tail-like appendages follow curve down side, opposite heads. There is a slot-like space at bottom corner. 'Levi Smith 64904' is inscribed on the bottom. Stickers read 'B 32' and '#677'.

Tangle of bodies, limbs and heads. Highest point has two flippers on either side of a segmented tail, the other side has a three-clawed foot and a small seal head emerging on top. Below: amorphous creature(s) with several eyes and limbs at the bottom. The opposite end has an enormous eye on one side and an upside-down seal head at the bottom. Various limbs are on the other side with a mouth and a seal's nose near the centre. The inscription on the bottom reads 'Isah Smith 98764'. Stickers read '23' and 'b6'.

Deeply cut arch-shaped free standing sculpture of a 4 armed standing figure with 3 attendants. Vishnu is in a stiff frontal pose holding a lotus, mace, conch and discus; he wears a crown and is adorned with jewels and a long garland. Flanking him are 2 small females, together they stand on a pedestal which is in a lotus motif and are enclosed in a flame edged halo. At the base, a small male figure is seated on the left with his hands folded.

Large, stylized head on legs. The triangular-shaped head is mouse or dog-like with curved, oval ears at the back and to the sides. Large oval eyes with round centres and flattened nose at the front. U-shaped mouth is underneath and a series of dash-lines beside nose indicate whiskers. In profile, the back is straight, legs are bent and the feet are large with four toes indicated on each. The base is a relatively flat quadrilateral. '72096' and 'Bertha' are written on the bottom.

Standing woman with child in pouch on her back. Woman faces forward and has oval eyes, broad triangular nose and straight line for mouth. Her parted hair is indicated by a series of lines. Baby faces to right and has similar, if less distinct facial features than the woman. Woman's arms are u-shaped and meet at her waist. Her garment ends about her boot tops. Indistinct numbers on the bottom read 14386 ?

A stone sculpture of a female head with her hair tied in a large bun at the top and ringlets on the hairline along her forehead. Attached to a wooden base.