A black stone that has a rounded oblong oval shape with one side tapering at an angle, creating an edge at one end while the other end is more rounded and rough.

Boar tusks attached together by cord, in the form of a crescent shape, with cut pink shell "buttons" used to decorate the cords. Seeds are strung together and hung from the top of the tusks.

A pearl-like shell in the shape of a hook that appears to represent a fish painted with black lines and dots. Some fibre is wrapped around one end.

Plain woven basket (part a) and lid (part b), and having a rectangular shape. Some triangle motif decoration on the top of the lid (part b) consisting of two triangles at the centre pointing outward to the short ends with a double row of outward pointing triangles along the top perimeter.

One flat end, one rounded end. Insect holes.

Flat on one end, pointed on the other. Slightly curved. One notch.

Circular, light brown coil basket with a flat bottom, flared sides, and a domed, open work lid. The body of the basket has short horizontal bands of purple and green weaving, as well as a band of green around the rim. The open work lid has a large, zigzagging pattern and a small loop handle at the top.

A triangular brown and black segment of pottery, possibly a segment of the rim of a large pot. A loop handle with a large zoomorphic head on it sits in the centre of the segment.

A T-shaped, dark grey coloured stone blade with small lugs, flat top and a rounded but pointed striking surface.

Brown clay figure, hexagonal in shape. The pottery fragment is of a human head, in high relief, wearing large earrings and a nose plug. The back is slightly concaved.