Globular jar with slightly flattened bottom and narrow, flared neck that is a little bit off centre. Surface is polished.

Bulbous jar with hollowed out foot and tall, wide neck; vertical handle from just above shoulder to just below lip. Decorated with a triangle and line design where there are six lines, each having intermittent groups of two triangles pointing toward it. Lines are in three groups of two, which enclose the triangles associated with them. Jug has been broken and repaired - two fragments are still separate.

Kachina figure with black wing shapes on either side of its head to which feathers are attached by string. Head has geometric design with inverted triangles in black with a white line and red and black border; figure is holding a dish with a round object on top and design on bottom; cloak is mainly white with geometric design in grey, black, light green and orange; tunic underneath cloak is black and shoes are grey with orange design and black on bottom.

Standing Kachina figure with stick across top of head, down from which extends wool and hair, white head with three black dots on face, alternating black and white ring around neck. Figure has torso with yellow on top and orange on bottom, white skirt with painted belt and apron, yellow legs with painted black ties around top, and grey boots with an orange, black and white design.

Large painted pot with rounded bottom and tapered rim. Pot is painted with typical southwest motifs, including flowers, chickens and stylized feather designs.

Roughly hewn brown triangular point.

Miniature bear figure carved from grey stone. Figure has a triangular cut shell and a glass bow-like object strapped to its back. Turquoise inset into its eyes and on bow.

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.

A black pottery turtle with indented eyes. Running the centre of the turtle's back is a stylized, mirror image design of four outlined semi-circles. Part of turtle is polished to make the clay shiny.

Ceramic figure of an owl. Round head with pointed ears, a small protruding beak and circular eyes. Rounded torso painted to represent feathers, with crescent shaped wings protruding from sides, and small feet at bottom. On back, at bottom, small crescent shaped area representing the tail feathers.