Terracotta figurine of a ram. Made from dull, orange-coloured clay with hardened accretions of soil(?) covering part of the surface. Ram's horns and facial features are defined but the rest of the body is more abstract. Rear base of figure is broken off. Three sets of holes at front: one set is horizontal through the front legs, two other sets are on vertical slant above and behind front legs. Part of hole visible in broken area.

Round-bottomed jar with straight sides and tall, flared neck; handle goes from shoulder to lip. Decoration is an incised band around shoulder with fill of thin, incised, diagonal lines. Remnants of glaze on surface.

Globular vase with wide, flared neck and raised foot. Shoulder is decorated with green and purple leaf designs in a band framed by two blue-green bands on either side; lip has decoration of arches around edge; foot and interior are unglazed.

Wooden lime press. Two similar-shaped sides are held together by a metal hinge, nailed into the ends of each side. Each side has a rectangular end with a smaller round handle. One side has a circular depression inside the rectangular area, with small holes drilled through the bottom; the corresponding spot on the other side has a circular protrusion with a metal nail(?) in the centre. The round wooden handles have traces of red and dark beige paint near the ends.

String of 26 blue handmade clay beads on a knotted string. One end of the string has a loop.

Small brass kohl container. Round petal-like opening at the top which narrows at the neck to a small opening. The outer surface has a series of bands in the metal that expand to the widest point near the centre. The widest part appears to be where the upper and lower sections were joined, and have a rounded petal-like edge protruding all the way around. The piece then narrows again at the stem, then widens to a round base.

Pottery bowl with glaze patterns in turquoise blue and off-white, with smaller designs in dark brown. The round bowl has deep sides, a wide lip and a footed base. The base is unglazed and has written inscriptions with date and place information.

Small, round, Multan pottery teapot (part a) with lid (part b). Uneven blue glaze with uncoloured patches, covered in clear glaze. Lower section and base are unglazed. Spout on one side, handle on the other side. Inside of teapot and top of round lid are glazed in the same pattern. Lid has a small knob on top.

Multan pottery vase. Floral and geometric designs painted in dark blue and turquoise, with a white glaze. Vase is somewhat hour-glass shaped; the lower sides indent toward the round, unglazed base. The inside is mainly unglazed except for the top 4 cm which have uneven glaze over unpainted clay. Some small chips around the rim; five chips of surface material missing around lower body.