Small heavy, black stone, rounded vessel carved in the shape of a llama. Details carved at the front of body, and a small tail carved in relief at the back.

Flat, dark brown circular stone with a hole drilled through the centre (bi-conical perforation).

Narrow, dark, coarse stone blade that is wedge-shaped. Grooved along the top face toward the butt end to hold the hafting securely. Was originally lashed with hide strips (now wired) to a carved wood hafting platform with an acutely-angled branch providing a handle. Hide strips are looped and attached around the handle.

Blue stone figure, triangular in shape with slightly rounded sides. The figure is decorated with horizontally incised lines with one vertical line running to the point. These lines create a face, body and two legs. Back is slightly rounded and has no detailing.

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.

Oval shaped stone club with a bottom flat end that is square shaped. The blade is round in width and tapers to a pointed edge. There is tapered hole near the square end. The stone is pale green coloured with darker and lighter flecks.

Long, cylindrical stone pounder with head at top. Face has inlaid shell eyes.

Club head only: dark brown stone with hole in centre and five toe-like bumps along one edge; overall rectangular shape.

Mottled, bark brown stone with a smooth surface and large, roughly circular indentations on the top and bottom.