This compressed ovoid jar has a spout in the centre and the face sits atop the rim of neck of the jar. The facial features show large almond-shaped eyes surmounted by curved V-shape eyebrows that meet in the centre. Eyes have a closed appearance with a perforated hole representing the mouth.

This conical earthenware jar is orange-brown in colour, shows curvilinear patterning overlaying as textured surface. Some blackening is evident on the base and rim on the same side. The jar has been broken in numerous places and reformed.

The upper torso, arms and head only remain of this figure. The arms are very short and positioned horizontally to the body with incised line patterning. The chest area is very plain. The head is a flattened oval shape with a headdress feature showing some damage.

This bronze head has been broken away from the body. The oval face shows raised eyes with arching eyebrows and aquiline nose with small closed lips. The headdress or crown is highly detailed and elaborate, with what appears to be a bun surmounting the head.

This large globular shaped-jar has been blackened in most areas and shows circular and curvilinear patterning. The neck is tall and of a quadripartite construction decorated with four rope-twist features.