Tubular jug; orange clay with a red slip, fine grained, smooth and hard fired. Red, thick and slightly glossy glaze, thicker on lower body, thinner and more matte just below rim. Low ledge foot, tall, straight-walled body narrowing continuously to narrow mouth having thickened, everted rim, flat on upper surface. On small vertical handle with deep groove attached to rim and upper body. A deep groove incised during turning in the central portion of the body.

Miniature gray jug with a single handle. The jug is made from buff, fine-grained clay with a gray slip over entire surface. The body is round with a flat base. The neck is narrow with a handle ridge midway. The mouth is narrow with a wide, splayed rim. The small curved handle attaches to the ridge and shoulder.

Small jug in mottled red and black clay. The jug has a low ring base, a pyriform body, a tall narrow neck, a trumpet mouth, and a strap handle that extends from a raised ring on the neck to the shoulder.

Clay jug with a yellowish buff, fine grained, with slightly soapy surface texture, large number of small white limestone particles and a small amount of fine gold mica. Grey/white slip in places. Slightly raised ring base, rounded body widening toward top, sharp carination at point where body and shoulder meet, large everted rim, vertical handle from rim to shoulder.

Jug made of dark brown clay fired to grey/black on the surface, grainy coarse fabric containing fine silver-mica and many white limestone particles of various sizes. Poorly preserved very dark red/brown slip, originally quite glossy and thick. Small raised base of narrow diameter. Oval shaped body achieving its largest diameter in the upper half, very narrow short neck, large thickened, everted rim. Small flattened strap handle attached below rim and to upper portion of body. The widest portion of the body is left as a plain band defined at bottom and top by a shallow horizontal groove. The upper and lower zones of the body are decorated by an incised herringbone pattern. Each line of the pattern is made up of contiguously placed gouged dots.

Jug, made of red clay, full of dark and red grit giving the clay a very speckled appearance. Light grey slip, poorly preserved. Low ring base; oval shaped body; trumpet-shaped neck; pinched lip to form trefoil mouth; vertical handle from rim to shoulder. There are two shallow horizontal grooves on the upper section of the body.

Bulbous bottle made of light red, fairly fine-grained clay full of small white limestone particles and fine silver mica. Light grey slip, fairly thick, matte and patchy. Flat base; tall oval shaped body; tall narrow, cylindrical neck; thickened knob rim on a flat opening.

Skyphos made of red slightly grainy clay with scattered dark and light grits; small amount of fine silver mica. Red/brown to grey/black thin, matte wash. Low base ring hollowed out in centre, deep body widens sharply towards top, gentle carination at junction of body and rim. Plain upright rim. Two horizontal loop handles attached just below rim.

Clay jug made of dark red, fine-grained clay with a few scattered white limestone particles. Semi-lustrous black, mottled, glaze over entire surface. Flat base, pyriform straight-walled body, no neck, upright slightly everted rim, one vertical ribbon handle attached to rim and body.

Alabastron made of buff, fine-grained hard-fired clay. Thin, matte, black paint. Rounded bottom with slight tip in the centre; pyriform body with one small vertical handle attached below rim; broad everted rim. Decoration consists of a nine-petal rosette on the base centred on the bottom and horizontal bands on body. In the upper half is a stippled zone and immediately beneath the rim there are vertical strokes. Two concentric circles on top surface of rim.