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A bowl with flaring sides, a direct rim, and round lip. The basal diameter is 16 cm. The vessel was extremely eroded, so the red (2.5YR 5/8) color of the paste predominates. A very pale brown (10YR 7/3) color also occurs. The vessel was subject to carbonate accumulations. The thickness of the walls varies from 0.7 to 0.9 cm within which there is a 0.5 cm wide core of grayish brown (2.5Y 5/2). The bowl was the upright bottom vessel within the upper set of two lip-to-lip cache deposits.

An eroded Society Hall bowl with outcurving sides. The base diameter is 14 cm. This was the upright bottom vessel of the lower lip-to-lip cache deposit.

Part of a miniature jar with a basal diameter of 3.3 cm. One of two miniatures found near the base of two lip-to-lip cache deposits.

One of two fragmentary miniature jars found near the base of two lip-to-lip cache deposits.

This outcurving bowl has an outflared, everted rim with a rounded lip. The outflaring begins 8 cm above the base and extends 4.7 cm from the walls. Base is flat and measures 14.5 cm in diameter. Color and paste are within the characteristic attributes of Society Hall Red. Vessel found upright on floor.