Stone mace. Object is unevenly circular and bulbous, somewhat squat, with a large hole carved through the centre. The hole is narrow at its mid-point and flares slightly toward each end.

Stone disk. Object is rectangular, with rounded corners and a slightly bulging profile top and bottom. A deep, encircling groove has been carved around the edges. The top is covered by a set of straight, parallel, and neatly gouged lines, 17 in all.

Stone mace. Object is round and bulbous, somewhat squat, with a large hole carved through the centre. The hole is narrow at its centre point and flares slightly toward each end. Around the openings on both sides is carved a thin, encircling ring.

Stone mace. Object is round and squat, with a flat top and bottom. The carved face of an animal protrudes from the side, with a protruding snout, large chin, two ears atop the head, and forehead and cheek lines. A large hole is carved through the centre of the mace, slightly narrower at its centre point and flaring toward each end. A faint carved line encircles the top.

Stone axe head. The body is long and relatively narrow, rounded but squat in profile. The posterior end is shaped into a blunt point, while the anterior has been carved into a wide blade. The stone smooths in texture and darkens in colour toward the blade.

Stone bead, tubular in shape, with a flat top and bottom. A large hole has been bored through the centre. The surface of the bead is shiny.

Stone pendant, oblong in shape with a narrow point widening toward a rounded top with several short, carved vertical lines above two deeply bored horizontal ones with a rectangle between. The surface of the dorsal side has been buffed to a high shine. On the back of the piece is a deeply carved vertical channel. A small hole pierces through the stone near the top.

Stone bead broken into two parts. Bead is rounded, long and thin, with a hole bored laterally through the centre. Ends are flat with slightly rounded edges. The surface of the bead is shiny, but otherwise undecorated.

Iron roof cross. Traditionally, roof crosses are put on top of newly constructed houses for protection. The bottom of the cross is plain and has a pointed end. Above this section, there is a curved banner with the year stencilled through the metal. This banner is suspended between two angels in profile. The angels have black hair and shoes. Their wings and torso are painted pink and their skirts are red. They have their arms bent at the elbow, as if in prayer. Further up the cross, there is a gold, multi-tiered chalice. This chalice seems to have the sun emerging out of its top. At the intersection of the horizontal and vertical portions of the cross, there is a large red heart. This heart has a small, white cross emerging from the top of it. There are also yellow rays of sun extending outwards from behind the heart. On either end of the horizontal portion of the cross, there are grey shapes with hollow centres that resemble three leaf clovers. At the top of the cross there is a grey fleur de lis. There is a piece of tape on the back of the image with a number written on it.

Heavy stone carving of a seal-man figure.Figure is quadripedal and has a rectangular tail pointing up in the air with six thin carved ridges at the end of it. Two of its paws are on the ground, and one covers its face playfully. Its face has two large eyes with circular pupils, a very wide nose, and a large mouth opened into a smile. The mouth also reveals a large set of teeth.