Flat piece of bronze metal formed into a ring. The ends of the metal overlap each other slightly. The metal is very corroded.

Bronze metal ring. Top is flattened into an oval shape. The metal is very corroded.

Clay figure of a person, broken into two pieces. Part a is the upper part of the body; part b is the lower. Details are very worn down.

Blue and orange clay figure of a person. Details are very worn down.

Clay figure of a seated person wearing a headdress. There is a hole going through the object near the top of the head.

Clay figure of a squatting person, wearing a high headdress and with a pronounced bellybutton. There is a hole going through the object from side to side, near the top of the head.

Tubular piece of bronze metal formed into a bracelet. The ends of the metal overlap slightly. The metal is quite corroded.

Single piece of bronze metal formed into a bracelet. There is a small space between the ends of the metal. The metal is very corroded.

Nine fragments, thin and curved. Four pieces have holes drilled in them. Three pieces have been broken and are glued together. They are predominantly opalescent white in colour with bits of green, blue, red, and yellow.

Thirty-six fragments of very corroded metal. Some are flat; others are tubular and curved.