A rounded clay pot with a wide flared base. Has molded face in relief on each side. The red body is painted with white and black decoration. Each face has black horizontal slit eyes with a red outline that has radiating grooves for eyelashes, a prominent pointed nose, and smiling mouth, and a red dot on each cheek. In between each face, there is an alternating pattern of red and black vertically curved lines with a semi-conical protrusion in the middle.

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

Clay cooking pot. Corrugated ware of fine spiral coil, no slip with a rounded main body, flared neck, and round bottom; corrugation achieved by thumbnail impression.

Hand thrown black clay pot with overall rounded sides and flat bottom. Incised with geometric and leaf-like designs. (Previously broken and repaired.)

Cup-shaped clay pot with a band of incised diagonal lines just below the lip on the outside. Bottom is flat, and the surface is mottled dark brown and light brown-white.

Rounded, grey-black stone pot broken into four pieces--pieces are lashed together with leather ties.

A deep cylindrical pot with horizontal leaf bands, possibly palm leaf, connected to each other with vertical bands of braided bark? The bottom of the pot is rounded with a herring-bone-like weave. The pot appears to have been plastered with a mixture of fibre or hair and reddish clay. Simple design on the three legs of two horizontal wide-grooved bands around the top.

A small clay pot with raised moulded facial features of a brow, eyebrows, oval eyes, vertical rectangular nose, and compressed mouth. Reddish near the rim around the forehead.

Model pot with lid (B611 b). The pot is plain and the red colour may have been the result of the pot being dipped in a clay slip. The pot is tapered near the bottom, widens at the centre, and tapers back in to create a lipped rim. The lid (B611 b) fits inside the lipped rim of the pot, and tapers upwards to a mushroom-like knobbed handle.

Model pot. Pot tapers near the bottom, widens at the centre, and tapers near the top creating a rounded lip. The pot is red, possibly from being dipped in red clay slip. There is a thick chalky line painted around the widest part of the pot around the middle. There are chalky dots painted around the neck of the pot.