Sherd containing about 90 degrees of a foot ring and a small amount of a side. Interior of foot ring has some faint designs in relief; other surface is undecorated.

Pottery sherd painted with geometric designs on one face; design is a partial bird design. One edge is the original rim of vessel; other edges are broken.

Pottery sherd from a jug with a rounded shoulder, a neck that tapers towards the mouth, which has a slight lip, and two raised bands near the top of the neck join to an arched handle that extends down to the shoulder.

Cream coloured clay sherd (parts a-c) with an orange slip on the underside. Parts a and b are triangular in shape while part c is rectangular. All pieces are flat.

Light grey clay sherd (parts a-b) with an orange slip on the exterior. Part a is semi-circular in shape with a concaved body and flared edges. Appears to be part of a neck to a container. Part b is triangular in shape with a slightly concaved body and flared edges.

Grey, grainy clay sherd (parts a-j) with a dark grey glaze fragments. All pieces are concaved or slightly concaved on the underside and have smooth surfaces. Parts a, c, d, e, f, g and i are sections from the rim of the container. Parts c, d, e, f, g, and i are rectangular in shape. Parts a and j are sections of the bottom and side of a container. Fragments of a larger object.

Grey, grainy clay sherd (parts a-f) with a cream slip. All have remnants of an orange glaze and are concaved or slightly concaved on the underside. Parts a and b have traces of a pigment from a line design. Fragments of a larger object.

Oval-shaped, grey-black shard of pottery with fragments of a curvilinear design on the front.

Triangular, slightly curved pot sherd. Surfaces are undecorated; one edge is finished.

Four-edged sherd with incised decoration on one side. decoration is three parallel lines with one perpendicular line at one end. Other face has a curved protrusion at one edge.