Clay rolling stamp, tubular in shape. Stamp has thick walls with a hole bored into each end. These holes do not appear to go all the way through the object. The interior walls are smooth, with a deeply cut pattern of squares and rectangles on the outside. The ends of the tube are slightly inset from the edge and flat. A dark residue covers much of the surface.

Gourd shaped clay rattle. The body is oblong and rounded with several holes piercing through the clay into the hollow centre. Through the holes can occasionally be seen unevenly shaped clay pebbles that rattle when the object is moved. The handle is long, thin, and slightly curved like the stem of a gourd. The rattle is mottled orange and black with a shiny finish.

Clay rattle in the shape of a standing animal. A rounded body balances on two wide feet, a hole bored into the rattle between them. Between stubby arms is a snout with a long nose and wide mouth, with two rimmed eyes above. A thick round headdress has two flaps that fall down the animal’s back. A soft rattle emanates from the body when the instrument is shaken.

Round ceramic pot with a thick, slightly flared rim and a round bulbous body with a rounded bottom. Around the inside of the rim is an encircling ring of faded red pigment. The same faded colour can be seen on areas of the body as well. Black carbonization is present on much of the lower outside of the body. The interior is smooth and unmarked except for a small section of carbonization.

Small, orange, ceramic pot with a slightly flared rim, indented neck, and sloping shoulder that ends at a sharp angle before receding into a rounded bottom. The base is small and round. On the shoulder are several small, circular, decorative bulges, evenly spaced.

Small ceramic pot, orange in colour. The rim is slightly flared and the neck is short. The body is bulbous and constructed somewhat unevenly, with the mouth and neck not centred over the body. The bottom is rounded. The pot has been covered on the outside with a dark orange pigment, the original colour of the clay seen only on the inside of the neck.

Clay bowl with wide mouth and rounded bottom. The exterior neck is decorated with encircling lines in black with one strip painted with curving, outlined colour blocks in orange. The bottom is painted with a large outline of a diamond pattern in orange and brown.

Clay pot. The rim flares and narrows to an indented neck, sitting atop a bulbous and squat body with a rounded bottom. A pattern of painted criss-crossing bars decorates the shoulder, bordered on top and bottom by groups of encircling lines.

Bulbous, oval pot in the shape of a bird(?). Pot has a small mouth with a flaring rim and a straight neck. The neck is decorated with protruding eyes and what could be a beak, as well as rounded protrusions to the sides. Brown and orange pigment emphasizes the face and decorates the rear portion. The body is oval, with three small oval protrusions below the midway mark, and is painted with curving lines, dots and circles in brown and orange. The bottom of the pot is rounded.

Small ceramic pot, black in colour. Pot is bulbous, with a short straight neck and thick rim with several chips taken out of it. A figure protrudes from the body of the pot: a jaguar head with two small perforations for eyes and an open mouth, and to each side small curved arms with hands close to the chin. At the bottom are two small conical feet, directly below the arms.