Flat pendant resembling a wingspan. The stringing hole is at the centre of the wingspan on the top edge. The bottom edge has a central rounded protrusion from which it curves smoothly upwards to two jagged feathers at the tips. One side has vertical grooves that are deep at one end and get along line of the bottom edge.

Flat, animal shaped pendant with stringing hole through front foot. legs and head are demarcated by deep grooves in the surface; tail, mouth, and eyes are indicated by shallower incisions. Pendant is decorated on both sides.

Mottled mauve and grey cylindrical segment of stone with four connecting holes bored at even intervals around one end.

The two fragments of a broken bead. Bead was tubular with an ovular cross-section; two dimples are at each end on opposing sides of the bead. Part a is the larger of the two fragments; part b is the smaller.

Tubular bead with two blunt ends. The stone has a ribbon of white that runs diagonally from end to end.

Polished stone pendant with one blunt and one pointed end; cross-section is circular; stringing hole is near the blunt end. The widest part of the pendant is halfway between the stringing hole and the point.

White-grey elongated rectangular segment of bone with a hole bored through one end.

Polished, oblong stone with rounded ends. Surface is undecorated.

Frog-shaped pendant with hole for stringing through neck from side to side. The frog has protruding eyes and a long neck; legs are faintly carved.

Translucent white cylindrical bead with a central hole running lengthwise.