Grey clay sherd with a red(?) slip; triangular in shape. The sherd consists of a conical shaped top with vertical incisions on top of two triangular rings – one of which has an oval shaped incised pattern. The back is flat, smooth and concaved in shape while the bottom is flat.

Pentagonal shaped, grey clay sherd. The exterior is flat with three semi-circular lobes giving the object a paw-like appearance. The inside consists of a flat base and a triangular shaped edge that lines one corner; there’s a large circular hole in the middle.

Grey clay sherd consisting of a triangular shaped head-like projection on an oval shaped base that is slightly concaved on the underside. The pottery fragment has a red slip and is hollow on the inside with two small, circular holes on either side and one large, oval hole in the neck or bottom.

Red clay sherd of an animal head modeled in high relief with ears, eyes, nose and an incised mouth. The head is attached to a slightly curved, thin cuboid with rounded edges.

Conical shaped, red clay sherd with a cream slip. There is orange geometric design that runs horizontally around the object. The inside is hollow and filled with small objects that create a rattle-like sound. There are two holes on either side of the object, one circular and one oval shaped. The bottom is smooth with a slight concaved shape.

Hollow, round sherd with indented band just below two flat protrusions. Surface is undecorated but has some remnants of a darker finished surface.

Sherd containing foot ring and one full side of a bowl; parts of rest of sides. Surfaces are undecorated.

Three-sided sherd with a nose and mouth in relief; faces are decorated with white slip ?; all edges are unfinished.

Four sided, curved sherd with loop handle and part of a neck. Surface is undecorated; handle is attached at one end to body and at the other to the neck.

Sherd that contains a rounded side, finished rim, and part of a flush foot. Base is unglazed; rest is glazed an undecorated.