This neck ring is formed from a circular tube. One end has been left open to allow the object to be taken on and off. The ring widens towards the front. Both ends have been squared off so that they sit flat against one another.

This plaque is formed of two interlocking spirals which sit side by side. At the centre of each spiral is a small stump which protrudes from the surface. At the top of the object where the two spirals meet is a rectangular shape which has been pierced with a hole.

This stylised figure is cream with an orange glow. The marble surface is smooth and flat. It has a flat, circular head which is devoid of facial features. A long neck is followed by square shoulders and the body narrows at the bottom, but it is almost square.

This simplistic representation of a figure is composed of only a torso and a neck. These are both represented by simple, flat shapes - the torso is a square and the neck is an elongated rectangular shape. An incised horizontal line separates the torso from the neck.