Metal tool that tapers in to a spiral tip. The wider end has a triangluar hole through the shaft as well as five concentric lines just below the head. The head of the tool is slightly wider than the shaft, and has a concave top.

Three small circular bells (parts a-c), a metal loop (part d) and a flat metal disc (part e). The bell (part a) is the largest of the three bells. The top section below the loop appears to have concentric circles and vertical lines. The bell (part b) is medium-sized, and features a face design on one side, and a loop at the top. The bell (part c) is very small, has a loop at the top. The metal loop (part d) is a thin piece of metal, bent into a circular shape. The flat metal disc (part e) has rough edges, and two small holes at the top.

Small ceramic figure with hole through centre of figure from shoulder to shoulder. The figure appears to wear a necklace and holds its hands to its chest. The eyes and mouth are heavily outlined.

Small stone spindle whorl. Disc-shaped with an grooved centre around the side.

Small round mould. Semi-spherical in shape with a hollowed-out centre with an incised design.

Small ceramic foot-shaped stamp. The base of the foot is flat with an incised diamond-shape.

Eight small stone spindle whorls. Spindle whorl (part a) is light orange, is tiered with a cone-like base. There are concentric rings around the exterior. Spindle whorl (part b) is cone-like in shape with a wide hole through the centre. It is reddish brown in colour with small black flecks. The exterior is polished smooth. Spindle whorl (part c) is dark reddish brown in colour. The base is wider than the upper section, and features an indented angular mid-section around the side. The top is rounded, while the base is flat. Spindle whorl (part d) is dark reddish brown in colour. The base is wider than the upper section, and features an indented angular mid-section around the side. The top and base are both flat. Spindle whorl (part e) is light orange and disc-shaped. It features vertical incised lines around the side. Spindle whorl (part f) is dark grey-brown with a repeating triangular design incised around the side. Spindle whorl (part g) is reddish-brown and semi-spherical. The exterior is polished and there are concentric rings on the bottom. Spindle whorl (part h) is light orange and semi-spherical. There are concentric rings on the bottom and on the side.

Large stone spindle whorl with incised designs. It is cone-shaped with a flattened top and a hole through the centre. The base is smooth and undecorated.

Small ceramic female figure. The figure wears earspools, bracelets, and a layered necklace. She is carrying something on her back using a rope across her forehead. Her hands are raised to support the rope. There are some faint painted lines on the front of her legs.

Small ceramic head. Incised eyes and mouth. The figure appears to wear a headdress with a smooth top, but has lines and cross hatching around the face and back of head. Fragment of a larger object.