Blouse or huipil consisting of two rectangular, red, cotton, woven pieces hand sewn together using an overcast stitch of purple thread. It is decorated with various sizes of diamond-shaped brocaded patterns of purple, orange and green on the red ground. The huipil hangs longer in the back than in the front. The middle has a vertical slit opening.

Sample of double-ikat resist-dyed woven cotton textile. The textile has both warp and weft patterning with a traditional pattern of black, blue, yellow, white and metallic gold stripes and an ikat design, mainly curvilinear, in bands of white.

Sample of woven cotton cloth with resist-dyed patterns woven into warp (jaspe). Multi-coloured striped pattern alternating with stripes of black and white jaspe weave patterns in typical designs.

Blouse or huipil consisting of two rectangular, cotton, woven pieces machine sewn together. The bottom portions of the panels are cream and undecorated. The top t-shaped, embroidered panel is decorated with large lozenge, chevron and rectangular pattern in red, blue, green, orange, yellow and black on a cream ground. On either side of the embroidered, slit, neck hole is a row red, blue, yellow, green, pink and orange stylized birds. Along the top edge of the blouse is multi-coloured lozenge and triangle pattern. The sides are sewn together with the exception of arm holes. Pattern is the same but more elaborate on the back.

White blouse with embroidery. The garment has a square shape with a v-neck and no sleeves. Across the upper front edge is an embroidered animal motif in magenta on white ground. On the upper centre is a multicoloured panel with a dense geometric pattern. Across the upper back is a multicoloured panel with a dense geometric pattern. The bottom edge is uneven and unfinished. The inside is unlined.

Long, rectangular shaped blouse consisting of a piece of cream cotton with central embroidered section of geometric patterns of diamonds, triangles and rectangles in red, blue, green, orange, black and white. The sides and ends are raw.

Three stone celts (parts a-c) of various size. All are wedge-shaped at one end with a concaved, rounded basal edge and a thick cross section.

Small, green stone figure with incised features; in a crouching position with knees bent and hands around its chest. Cuboid in shape.

Dark green, triangular shaped ornament of a face with pointed hat and side flaps. The corners of the eyes and the mouth as well as the nostrils have circular, drilled, incisions.

Long thin fabric with woven bands. The fabric is black with long thin purple stripes. Perpendicular to the stripes are thick colourful bands with a small diamond motif. There are 2 groups of bands in the middle and a single band on each end, for a total of 8. The back is unlined.