Small ceramic vulture whistle. The figure stands on a tripod formed from two legs and the mouthpiece. The tail is fanned behind the head, and the vulture is depicted as holding its arms together on its breast.

Terracotta whistle with bird form, three bands of negative decoration and conical mouthpiece. Reed stamp eyes, suspension loop in neck, and opening below bird's tail. Burnished surface. Breakage repaired.

Terracotta whistle with bird form, six bands of negative decoration and conical mouthpiece. Two small incisions in between reed stamp eyes, suspension loop in neck and opening below bird's tail. Burnished surface. Unbroken.

Terracotta whistle with bird form, black linear decoration and black conical mouthpiece. Reed stamp eyes and opening on opposite side of triangular suspension loop. Breakage repaired.

Terracotta whistle in bird form and conical mouthpiece. Traces of negative decoration. Head turned back, reed stamp eyes and opening on opposite side of suspension loop. Unbroken.

Single tone bird whistle with spread wings, opening on back and suspension lug below tail. Long, tubular mouthpiece. Traces of white and black paint on beak. Hand-built ceramic; partially burnished surface. Incomplete.

Single tone bird whistle with opening on one side. Black bands on long-tubular mouthpiece; cream ground. Bird with head looking up and applied eyes. Hand-built ceramic. Complete.

Whistle with double mouthpiece, hole for suspension between the tubes and two openings on top. Partially burnished surface. Hand-built ceramic. Broken, not restored.

Single tone grey whistle with two lugs, holes for suspension on top, opening on the other side and tubular mouthpiece. Incomplete.