This scroll depicts a ravine - sheer cliffs rise up in the background, below which is a forest area with a river running through it.

This whistling bottle has been formed into the shape of a bird which sits upon three eggs/pods. The neck of the bottle sits upon the birds back. Between this and the back of the head a handle has been formed, pierced with a small hole.

This figure sits upon a stool, the right arm bent towards the head with palm resting on the forehead, the left arm hovering in front of the stomach. The figure has very large, wide feet which are defined by incised lines.

This jar is circular in shape, adorned with a circular lid and a handle on either side. Each handle is decorated with a simple face formed only of eyes, nose and mouth. A medallion motif covers the upper half of the jar, forming horizontal bands whch encircle the object.

This bottle is composed of two circular domed halves which are joined together. Both the top and bottom of the bottle have been flattened. Four rectangular strips also join the two halves. A circular tube-like spout protrudes from one side of the top half.

This simple, geometric handle mount has been formed into the shape of a bulls head. The face is diamond shaped and is surrounded by a raised border which defines the facial area. The eyes have been formed from two discs placed on top of one another.

This finial is composed of an animal which sits upon a base formed from a short, circular tube. The animal has been simplistically rendered. The eyes are defined by two small indentations and two pointed ears stand erect upon the head. The animal also wears a ring around its neck.

This small object is a simplistic representation of a head. The facial features and hair have been carved. The eyes are represented by pierced holes and holes are also used to define the mouth, nostrils and ears. The mouth is depicted open, bearing a set of teeth.

This brooch is formed of a rectangular head below which sits an organic, cross-like shape. A circular disk joins the two halves. The brooch is adorned with an elaborate decoration. A dot motif is used as a border for both halves of the object, surrounding a curvilinear pattern.

This object is a detailed representation of the head of Christ. The top of the neck and collar of a garment are shown although this ends abruptly. The back of the head and neck have been flattened. The facial features have been modelled so as to appear naturalistic.