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Cylindrical shape tapering towards the top and rounded at its base that is supported with an inverted truncated cone. . Has two rounded wedge shaped lugs on either side. The body is decorated with a raised band of amasumpa encircling it at 1/3 of the distance up its body. From this two arched of amasumpa designs raise to fill the space between the lugs. Two rectangular horizontal panels of raised of amasumpa are positioned in-between and above the top of the lugs.

Circular bowl supported by a circular foot. It has open handles projecting from two sides. It has a fitted lid with a tapered knob as finial/handle. The lid is divided into 4 sections by 4 panels of 4 rows of raised amasumpan designs.

Ovoid bowl on 4 feet and handles projecting from narrow ends. On its sides it has the raised motif of a shield. The handle is raised above the lid level and is hollow below.

Oval shaped meat platter with handles at its narrow ends. It has 4 short cylindrical legs. It is edged around its lower edge with 2 rows of raised amasumpa designs and on each side has 2 hollow arches of the design

Rectangular shaped meat platter with rounded corners and handles at its narrow ends. It has 4 short cylindrical legs. It has 2 hollow arches of raised amasumpa design decorating each long side.

Meat platter in three sequential sections - one rectangular bowl, one narrow bowl and an ovoid one carved from one piece of wood. It has handles at its narrow ends and 2 short and 2 long rectangular legs.

Hemispherical bowl with 4 panels of raised amasumpa designs. It is supported on 2 square pillars that rest on a raised round base.

Long flat slightly curved crossbar. Two rectangular pillars decorated front and back with rows of raised bumps called amasumpa.

Long flat crossbar decorated near each narrow end with raised amasumpa designs. Three rectangular pillars decorated front and back with rows of raised bumps called amasumpa.

Long flat slightly curved crossbar decorated near each narrow end with raised amasumpa designs. Three rectangular pillars decorated front and back with rows of raised bumps called amasumpa.

Long flat crossbar decorated near each narrow end with linear designs. Three rectangular pillars decorated front and back with rows of raised bumps called amasumpa.

Long flat slightly curved crossbar. Four rectangular pillars decorated front and back with rows of raised bumps called amasumpa.

Long flat crossbar. Four rectangular pillars decorated front and back with rows of raised bumps called amasumpa.

Rectangular block with shallow geometric designs carved into its surface

Long flat crossbar curved along its narrow sides. Three rectangular pillars decorated front and back with rows of raised bumps called amasumpa.

Long flat crossbar. Three sets of splayed legs with crisscross designs on the sides of the legs.

Headrest in the shape of a male water buffalo - it has curved horns, prominent genitals and four sturdy legs. Its back supports a flat crossbar.

Two chunky, fluted bifurcated legs at either end. Crossbar projects over leg ends to end in a strip of pleats. Above legs on the top of the crossbar are designs with their tops pointing inwards . They are slightly raised above the crossbar plane.

Crossbar and base are long and flat. It has a central pillar and one curved C shaped pillar with raised arms that support the crossbar at both ends.

Long flat and slightly curved crossbar that curves downwards at either end becoming tails with projecting ends. Two solid, chunky, fluted bifurcated legs at either end. A cylinder projects downwards from the centre of the underside of the crossbar.

Long flat and slightly curved crossbar. Two bifurcated legs at either end. The outside end of the legs has a V-shaped concave shape with a projecting vertical panel running down its length. ON the crossbar and above the legs are two raised inverted triangles at either end. An inverted conical cylinder projects downwards from the centre of the underside of the crossbar. The outward facing sides of the legs are decorated with grooved parallel lines.

Staff with finial as standing man with headring and left arm across chest. Feet stand on top of staff

Staff with finial as standing man with headring, pubic and buttock covering and hands together in front of stomach. No feet-legs are extension of finial.

Staff with finial as standing man with headring, pubic and buttock covering and beard and arms held one above the other across in front of stomach. No feet - legs are extension of finial.

Staff with finial as standing man with pubic and buttock covering with hands held on either side of stomach. No feet - legs are extension of finial.

Staff with finial as standing man with pubic and buttock covering with arms held stiffly by his sides. No feet - legs are extension of finial.

Staff with finial as standing man with beard and headring and with pubic and buttock covering. Hands held on either side of stomach. No feet - legs are extension of finial.

Staff with finial as standing man with beard and with pubic and buttock covering. Hands held on either side of stomach. No feet - legs are extension of finial.

Staff with the torsos and heads of two men with beards and headrings facing outwards. With front legs on one head and back legs and tail on the other head is a baboon/simian.

Staff with standing woman with a baby on her back and a conical pointed hair style as finial. She wears a skirt and her arms are held by her sides and her hands held on either side of her stomach. She has no feet and her legs are extension of the finial.