Clay sherd consisting of handle; red clay that has been white slipped. Flat, smooth underside or interior.

Red clay sherd, semi-circular in shape with a hollow inside; white slip and black painted decoration consisting of 2 bands on either side of a central v-shaped design with x’s on top. Pitted surfaces and white/yellow blotches.

Approximately two-thirds of a shallow red clay bowl with a white slip. Salt residue marks the entire sherd.

Approximately half of a shallow red clay bowl; base is complete and has a ring of raised circles around the inside creating a flower-like design. Interior of bowl has a white slip that runs over the brim and around the edge of the bottom side.

Jar with rounded bottom. Body of pot is wide at shoulder, inclining smoothly toward the pointed base. Rim is cup-shaped, and sits on a smaller, bulbous neck. Two small handles span from neck to shoulder. Half the pot appears to have been painted black. A small linear design in black decorates the ligher side of the pot at top of shoulder.

The textile is striped in shades of brown and green. The stripes are thick and thin. The thick stripes change colour every two stripes. The thin stripes are a checkered pattern. There are thick strands of white cotton fibre visible on the back. The centre of the textile is extremely frayed, almost separating the textile in two. Two of the outside edges are finished and two are frayed.