Stone; white, hard; perforated at center; one side broken.

Stone; undecorated; perforated; yellowish color; said to be amulets worn by children to keep illness away; hole off center.

Heavy, grey stone, stained pinkish-red at head which is rubbed flat; necked with rounded head; rusted along one side; possibly used as a whetstone.

Black, heavy stone rod; one end has deep groove, other end is broken off.

Polished stone weight, found broken in eight pieces; shaped like a phallus.

Head missing. Carved from a fine grained stone, perhaps soap stone. Naturally colored red and blue-black. Hole in neck as if for inserting missing head, and grooves on back and breast as if for inserting some decoration.