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Crossbar rectangular and flat at the top ending with shallow V shapes at the narrow ends. It forms an inverted wedge with the triangle shape at the narrow ends. Base is truncated rectangular cone.

Crossbar rectangular and curved up towards each narrow end. The pillar is in the shape of a zoomorphic creature on four legs supporting the crossbar with its back. It has a snout and small ears with white seed beads as eyes. Its back legs are fused togetherand the front separate with toes indicated at the end of feet. It stands on a flat rectangular base.

Crossbar is ovoid shaped with projecting rods front and back. Each ave small holes drilled through. The shorter rod has two bulges along its length. The figure has four roughly carved legs that taper towards the floow and a central projecting conical domed lug beneath.

Long 'banana' shaped headrest with flat top two sets of bifurcated legs at either end and a hollow rectangle through its centre. One end has a horizontal projecting bar tapering to its end with a knob at its tip.

Crossbar long narrow rectangle. Two sets of fluted legs at either end with curling-up tails. Two truncated inverted quadriform projections from underside of crossbar bar.

Flat rectangular crossbar. Two cylindrical pillars flare out widening slightly at their bases. At the top of the pillars just under the crossbar is a downfacing triangular shape with a hole through it.

Crossbar long and narrow rectangle with its profile curved below. It has three sets of cylindrical legs that taper towards their lower ends. These are covered with squares of grooved parallel lines.

Long rectangular headrest. The crossbar curves upward slightly towards each narrow end. It has two chunky rectangular bifurcated legsflare slightly towards the ground At either end each has a small pleated tail. A truncated polysided cone projects downwards from the under side of the crossbar. The outside surfaces of the legs are covered with amasumpa (bump/wart) designs in linear rows.

Long rectangular headrest. The crossbar curves upward slightly towards each narrow end.Two sets of bifurcated fluted legs at either end flare out towards the bottom. At each end is a small tail with an upturned end. A truncated polysided cone projects downwards from the under side of the crossbar.

Long rectangular headrest. The crossbar curves upward slightly towards each narrow end. Two legs at either end are fluted on their outside surfaces and flare out towards the bottom.Above the legs at either end and slightly raised above the crossbar platform are two inward pointing triangles. At each end is a small projecting rectangular block A truncated polysided inverted cone projects downwards from the underside of the crossbar.

Rectangular crossbar curves upward slightly towards each narrow end. There are zig-zag designs parallel with the narrow ends. Two sets of bifurcated legs at either end are grooved vertically across their outside surfaces. They slant down at an angle to the floor.

Rectangular crossbar curves upward slightly towards each narrow end and narrows slightly at the waist. Two sets of bifurcated legs at either end are at a right angle to the crossbar plane at their ends but have are angled narrowing towards the crossbar in the centre. There is a half cylinder lug projecting down from the underside of the crossbar The long side outer surfaces are decorated with pokerwork in zig-zags and diamond designs,

Long narrow and flat rectangular crossbar above a rectangular platform. There are rectangular legs at either end and a centrally placed rectangular projection from the lower side of teh crossbar. The legs and this projection flare slightly outwards. All teh outward facing sides of legs and projections are covered with grids of amasumpa/bump designs.

Long rectangular crossbar curves upward slightly towards each narrow end and projects over. Each end is raised slightly above the crossbar plane and curves over.These end sections are embellished with horizontal parallel grooves Three sets sets of bifurcated legs slant down at a curved angle to the floor. Their outside surfaces are embellished with wart/amasumpa designs

Long rectangular headrest. The crossbar curves upward slightly towards each narrow end and is decorated with raised ridges at either end. It has three chunky rectangular bifurcated legs their inner surfaces slanted so that they triangles pointing upwards. The outside surfaces of the legs are covered with amasumpa (bump/wart) designs in linear rows.

Crossbar is an organic part of the whole form. It has a curved upper surface and a morphs down from a solid upper section into one leg at the back and two splayed ones at the front

Rectangular crossbar curves upward slightly towards each narrow end and is decorated with raised ridges at either end. It has two chunky rectangular bifurcated legs at each end. The outside surfaces of the legs are covered with amasumpa (bump/wart) designs in linear rows with a vertical ridge dividing the surface into two zones.

Flat rectangular crossbar has a section at both narrow ends that is lower than the crossbar surface. This is embellished with nicks along the edge. It has three sets of rectangular legs that are at 90 degree angles to the crossbar. The outside surfaces of the legs are covered with panels of amasumpa (bump/wart) designs two panels on te outer legs and panels in the form of a T on the centre panel .

Rectangular crossbar curves upward slightly towards each narrow end and is decorated with raised ridges of amasumpa designs at either end . The ends of the crossbar form an downward pointing triangle that projects over the pillars. The pillars are two U-shapes made up of rectangular panels that are raised to a ridge on their inner surfaces

Rectangular crossbar curves upward slightly towards each narrow end flat vertical ends are embellished with vertical grooves. The pillars are four U-shapes - two on each side -made up of legs that are flat on their inner planes but are rounded along their lengths and the vertical legs taper from top to bottom. The legs are grooved across their short length from side to side and the four vertical legs have a long horizontal groove running along the centre of each

Rectangular crossbar curves slightly downwards towards the narrow ends . The flat vertical narrow ends of the bar are carved with vertical grooves. The headrest has four legs - two on each side. These are in the shape of 'W's. The legs are flat on their inner planes but are rounded along their lengths. They are deeply grooved across their short length from side to side

Long rectangular shallow boat-shaped crossbar curves upward slightly towards each pointed narrow end and projects over the two end pillars. Pointed end sections are embellished with horizontal parallel grooves. The pillar supports conside of four round hollow 'wheels' fron which a horizontal platform projects at each end. At each end between this platform and the crossbar is a horizontally grooved rectangular coulmn with a pyramid upper section. A short panel between the upper and lower section of this pillar has vertical grooves. The 'wheels' have deep radiating grooves embellishing their outer surfaces.

Long flat rectangular crossbar. It has a flat rectangular base. Between these are two simple hollow rings as pillars.

Crossbar is divided into two sections each supported by inverted U-shapes. These stand on a single half-cylindrical rectangular base. Surfaces engraved with checkerboard and triangular engraved designs

Two separate crossbars each curved up towards their narrow ends. These eash rest on two rectangular pillars that, in turn, rest on one long rectangular flat platform. Between the two headrest structures and projecting upward from the centre of the platform are two polyfacteded truncated cones. The platform rests on one central rectangular 'box' with a hollow space inside and two rectangular pillars on either side of this. All these rest on a long raised rectangular platform. The headrest is blackened and decorated with rows of lighter triangular patterns.

Long narrow crossbar curved up slightly towards narrow ends. There are three rectangular pillars that are cylindrical on their outer sides. These rest on three of five circular flat platforms that are separated by triangular shapes between each. On one end a vertical pillar projects upwards to just below the crossbar height. Enbellished with blacked geometric sections.

Crossbar is a saddle-like organic part of the whole form. It has a curved upper surface and a morphs down from a solid upper section into one leg at the back and two splayed ones at the front. It has a dew-lap like shape projecting down from between two legs.

Long narrow crossbar curved up slightly towards narrow ends. These ends embellished by a ridge carved with indented grooves The crossbar rests on 11 vertical pillars that rest on one long rectangulat base.