Clay, conical shaped spindle whorls (parts a-c) with a hole running through each. Part a: Black spindle whorl decorated with circles around a four point star-like image with a doted edge encapsulated within two lines that meet a point on opposite sides. Part b: Brown spindle whorl decorated with a liner pattern with the top line consisting of doom-like design followed a dotted strip surrounded by two undecorated lines that edge the object. Part c: Black spindle whorl decorated with circles around a four point star-like image with two doom-like images that meet a point on opposite sides.

Grey, clay, spindle whorl, domelike in shape with a hole through the centre; decorated with geometric designs of rings, scrolls and scallops, detailed with crosshatching; flat and undecorated on the bottom.

Dark brown clay whistle in the shape of a parrot with a loop on the back for a cord to pass through--details are incised. The parrot's tail is the mouthpiece, with the exit hole being located at the back of the parrot's neck.

Full length Quimbaya type female figure with large head and head dress. Buff-coloured clay with a grey deposit covering part of the surface.

Small dark brown clay figure of a seated man wearing a headdress and necklace-like adornment.

A miniature set of panpipes made from a row of hollow bamboo segments of graduated lengths arranged into two groups. The segments are threaded through a larger, horizontal bamboo splint and held in place with thread and wax.