A triangular, pressure flaked point with rounded end (part a), detached from its wooden handle (part b). The blade is a brown, fine grained, volcanic stone. Many turns of cotton cord is wrapped around the base of the blade, obscuring whether or not it is notched, and wraps the fragments of the wooden handle which once straddled the blade. Handle has a bi-conical drill hole near the rounded end. Impressions of cord along the entire length of the handle.

Circular stone with a large hole in the middle and six projection points around the circumference. The projections are conical but rounded in contour. The finished brown stone has a yellowish cast. The central hole is convex in shape, flaring out at both openings

A metal mace (head only) with spikes radiating from a short central cylinder. Six irregularly spaced spikes of varying lengths, some with blunt ends.

A metal mace (head only) with five conical spikes radiating from a short central cylinder.

A metal mace (head only) with four conical spikes radiating from a short central cylinder.

A metal mace (head only) with five conical spikes radiating from a short central cylinder. Traces of surface gilding.

A crescent-shaped blade with a short shaft and wider base. The thickness of the blade tapers to a cutting edge along the rounded edge.

A u-shaped flange of metal with one ragged edge that indicates it has broken off another object. Gilded surface.

A u-shaped flange of metal with a broken edge, indicating that it was once part of a larger object. Gilded surface.

An irregular fragment of gilded metal with a punched hole and one curved, cut edge.