Rectangular stone fragment with two polished surfaces that appear to be smoother than the others. It is chipped and probably comes from a lamp or vessel.
Several stone fragments glued together with glue visible in the cracks. The assemblage has a circular shape and it was probably part of a lamp or vessels rim and decorations with a triangular pattern are chiseled on one side. The fragment also have traces of polishing on its exterior surface.
Two fragments of steatite that do not seem to fit together eventhough they have the same origin and excavation number. Both of them have one polished side and sharp angles. They were found in a paper bag labelled as follows: RR/61/29 - 4/8/61 - JK^64 - Steatite vase frag?
Two small fragments that may come from a stone vase. The larger one has one narrow polished side whereas the other one is rough on all sides. Both were found in a paper bag labelled as follows: RR/61/25 - 2/8/61 - JK^61 - Stone vase frag
Different fragments of steatite that have been glued together. Two sides are polished and glue is still visible through the cracks. The fragment is also chipped and may come from the rim of a stone lamp as precised by the paper bag it was found in
Stone fragment with a darker polished side. The type of objects it comes from is not known (stone lamp or vase?) and a part of its polished side is chipped. The rest of its surface remains rough and has a light-grey colour. The fragment was found in a paper bag labelled as follows: RR/61/209 - 21/8/61 - JKE^24 - Stone one surface polished