Group of eight small obsidian points and chips. a) Largest and most complete projectile point. Long triangular blade with a long rectangular stem. b) Obtuse triangluar blade. c) Triangular blade with a very flat base where it has broken. d) Triangular point with flat area where blade has broken off. e) Triangular point with flat area where blade has broken off. f-g) Two point where there tip of the blade has broken off. h) Small piece of worked obsidian.

Small standing male figure. The figure has a large protruding nose, ears which stick out to each side, and a large protruding lower lip. His eyes are incised horizontal slits, with a poked hole under each eye. He wears a tall cylindrical headdress with three horizontal lines. The figure appears to be holding a large penis, which wraps around in a circle at the front of his body. The figure stands on a circular base. The figure is formed with unpainted clay, and has black scorch marks on the upper body.

Small abstract figure. The oval-shaped figure has a concave face with three holes for eyes and a mouth. Small arms are held horizontally in front of the body. The figure has hair that is parted in the middle. The figure is a fragment of a larger object, and is damaged along the base.

Human-like figure with large spool earrings. Figure is in front of a flat surface with three strips across the torso of the figure's body. Pieces on either side of the figure's head are broken as well as the lower body. Fragment of a larger object.

Small Nasca style contemporary stirrup spout pot. Vessel is round with curved unfinished bottom, slightly taller than wide. Top is enclosed and has two spouts emerging, connected by a small curved bridge at their midpoints. Spouts and bridge are dark brown. Upper body is decorated with a figure that wraps around the pot. The lower body is decorated with a repeating geometric pattern. Collector's sticker and red dot sticker on base.

Oval-shaped stone pick with tapered ends. The underside is flat, with a concave section extending from the flatter chisel end. The stone is speckled red and grey. Circular sticker on one side.

Two small pieces of sculpted stone. The larger piece (part a) and smaller piece (part b) are both rectangular with bevelled edges. On each end, there is a single hole drilled from the top to connect with a hole drilled in from the side. The top faces have fine striations across the stone, and the reverse sides are not worked.

Small female figure. The figure is very wide and flat. She has wide eyes, a pointy nose and is wearing a simple headdress. Her arms are held together in front of the body below her breasts, and her feet point straight forwards. There are remnants of white paint on the figure's chest and eyes, a light green on the headdress and skirt, and both red and black on the figure's face.

Small animal-like head. The reptile-like head has flared nostrils, large sideways-facing eyes, and a wide mouth with a tongue sticking out. Fragment of a larger object.

Small female figure, which is missing the lower half of her body. The figure has a very prominent projecting nose, arms to her side, breasts, earspools and small incised eyes and mouth. Remnants of white paint is found in all of the figure's crevices. Fragment of a larger object.