This example is a typical ovoid stone, engraved on both sides with concentric circles. One side has a central cross motif of seven parallel wavy lines; on the other side, the motif consists of two 'S' shapes, each of four parallel lines.

This churinga is unusual in being trapezoidal in shape, whereas they are usually rectangular or elliptical. This example is decorated on each side with three sets of shallow-carved concentric circles, showing the red stone beneath the polished, black-painted surface.

Limestone canopic jar lid in the shape of a human head. The man is depicted with large ears, typical of the 18th dynasty. The eyes and eyebrows are painted in black paint.

hanging scroll painting of horses.

Hanging scroll, titled "Immortal with the fungus to invoke long life" by Zi Jin, in colour on paper.

A hanging scroll depicting six maidens playing at the palace lake, in ink and colour on silk.

Animal guardian or Earth Spirit, terracotta and painted pigments.

Animal guardian or Earth Spirit, terracotta and painted pigments.

Neolithic ware. Thinly potted light brick-red earthenware funerary jar with two loop handles and a flat base. The upper two thirds of the body are painted in dark brown with geometric designs in concentric horizontal bands.

Neolithic ware. Light brick-red earthenware globular jar of Majiayao style, with slightly everted rim, two small loop handles and a flat base. The upper half of the body is painted in black and dark red.