Round tube with flanged mouth piece at one end. Brown patina. One end shows traces of binding.

Socketed wooden handle with carved human figure. Standing male with elongated eyes and hands to the front. Polished surface.

Small grey-brown gourd dipper. Incised with bands of geometric motifs in black: arrows in handle, two geometric bands in body and steps near rim. Breakage not restored.

Cloth. Upper portion has stepped blocks of slit tapestry and plain weave. Repeated geometricised and diagonal reverse bird motif on tapestry. The same motif appears in diagonal bands in border and simplified version is used on yellow tab fringe. Systematic shifts in colour combinations. Multicoloured alpaca wefts on cotton warps in yellow, blue, red-brown, brown and cream. Restored.

Gambrel molded black jar with flaring rim. Incised geometric designs on body with traces of cinnabar pigment in incisions. Burnished surface. Breakage repaired.

Small hemispherical bowl with burnished surface and flaring rim. Modeled bird tail and head design with long peak in rim. Broken and repaired.

Thin walled, black, molded bowl with flaring rim. Two horizontal loop handles and gadrooned sides (part a). Polished surface. Breakage partially repaired. Part b is a triangular and gadrooned black ceramic, part of the sides of the bowl. Not repaired.

Whistle spout fragment. Blackware, traces of cinnabar. Flanged spout lip with monkey holding fruit form containing a whistle. From double flask, strap handle bottle. Incomplete.

Blackware ocarina with raised mouth-piece and three holes; incised bands of zigzags and dots. Burnished surface. Surface abrasions, minor spalls and chips.

Human asymmetrical effigy bottle with rounded base. Orange-red figure face with high relief nose, eyes on black and white paint and black ears, brown necklace, black and white belt, phallus decoration between curved legs and arms holding an irregular white painted cup (half gourd) to mouth. Modeled bowl on back with painted geometrical designs on white, brown and black stepped design. Liquid would flow from cup into mouth to body and exit to bowl and reverse. Complete ceramic.