Brown-grey, L-shaped clay pipe segment--both ends are broken unevenly.

Short, brown-grey segment of a pipe's mouthpiece--broken edge is uneven and rough.

Small, round vessel made of red-brown clay; a fairly tall neck with a flared rim features a single looped handle on one side. Pencil inscription in cursive writing on bottom--difficult to make out.

Typical tea-pot shape (without lid). Yellowish clay with traces of brown glaze (rather varnish-like).

Small, red and grey, round clay pot with a slightly flared neck and two loop handles on either side of the mouth.

Red clay sherd, triangular in shape, with a red slip. The pottery fragment has an animal-like head in profile with a mouth, snout, eyes, ears and a crest-like structure on the head that helps to form a small opening that increases in size at the neck of the figure.

Rounded shape with a loop handle over the top, a spout on one side and a flared neck on the other side. Dark blue green colour.

Squat jar with handles on both sides. Very pronounced shoulder and neck. There is a brown varnish-like glaze.

Grey clay sherd with a black slip and a cylindrical shaped body with a circular, disc shaped base, two circular ridges and a hole running throughout. Attached is a triangular shaped, bird’s head consisting of an incised beak and a circular hole for the eyes.

Grey clay figure, cylindrical in shape with the detailing in high relief. The nose, chin and necklace are all protruding. The necklace is geometric in design with circular indentations. Slight orange slip on the surface. Back is slightly convex. Fragment of a larger figure.