Vertically compressed ovoid jug with single short wide spout and brown-red slip. Undecorated. Burnished surface; moulded technique. Breakage repaired.

Small ceramic oinochoe (wine jug). Body is globular, with a tall neck and faintly flaring mouth. A thin, vertical loop handle arches slightly above the body, and is attached at back of neck. Bottom comes to a point, as does the front centre of the body. Jar is heavily decorated with incised lines and circles.

Small ceramic wine jug (oinochoe). Body is globular, with a tall neck and slightly flaring mouth, and a thin, vertical loop handle attached at back. Bottom is rounded. Both sides of body have a small pointed protrusion at midpoint, for decoration.

Small clay jug. A short, tube-like neck sits at top centre. Body is barrel shaped: round, longer in width than depth. Two groups of brown painted lines encircle the body. Both ends of the vessel have a small, pointed protrusion at midpoint, surrounded by a series of painted concentric circles.

Small orange ceramic jug of unglazed earthenware. Body is globular with a pointed base. A tall, thin neck opens into a long spout-shaped mouth, and a loop handle is attached from lower rim to shoulder. Shoulder, neck and handle are decorated with incised lines, zig zags and dots.

Small ceramic wine jug (oinochoe), wheel-turned. Body is globular, with a tall neck and trefoil mouth, and a vertical loop handle attached at back of neck. Base is flat, with a low foot. Vessel has been painted to represent a bird, with a round eye on either side of the spout, and stylized feathers below the neck at front. Two line and dot motifs are painted to either side of the feathers, and a tail is painted below the striped handle.

Small ceramic wine jug (oinochoe). Body is globular, with a tall neck and trefoil mouth, and a vertical loop handle attached at back of neck. Base is flat, with a low foot. Vessel has a round eye on either side of the spout, mimicking a bird. Three line and dot motifs are painted on the shoulder at the front, whereas the handle is painted with stripes.

Ceramic wine jug (oinochoe), hand-made. Body is globular, with a short neck and trefoil mouth, and a vertical loop handle spanning rim to shoulder. Base is flat, with a very low foot. Vessel is painted with thick red and dark brown lines radiating down from the neck. Top of handle and rim of mouth are painted brown.

Ceramic wine jug (oinochoe), wheel-turned. Body is globular, with a short neck and pinched trefoil mouth, and a vertical loop handle spanning rim to shoulder. Base is a low foot. Vessel is heavily painted with encircling lines of red and dark grey in a variety of widths, and 5 series of concentric circles on the shoulder. Top of handle is also painted red and brown.

Dark orange ceramic water jug with a side handle in the shape of a tree branch. The body of the jug has three-dimensional leaves and acorns patterned on the surface, as well as a coat of arms on the front. The sides of the coat of arms say "Recordação de Estremoz". A small lid (part b) sits down inside the neck. The base is somewhat rough and unsigned.