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One of two similar vessels (with V# 082), the bowl has round incurving sides, a round base, and a direct round lip. Four nubbin feet were added after the vessel was formed and provide support (unlike V# 082). The nubbins are each 1.5 cm in height. Red (2.5YR 5/8) slip covers interior and exterior surfaces, and the paste is a yellowish red (7.5R 5/8). The bowl was the upper vessel in a lip-to-lip cache.

The second of two similar vessels (with V# 081), it is a rounded bowl with a slightly incurved rim and four nubbin feet. The feet (0.8 in height) were added after the vessel was formed and do not support the body. Red (2.5YR 4/8) slip covers the interior and half of the vesselÕs exterior. The paste is gray (10YR 5/1). This bowl was the bottom vessel of a lip-to-lip cache.

This highly eroded plate contains flared sides. The slightly rounded base has a direct rim and rounded lip. Paste color is within the characteristic attributes of the Sierra Red type: a light gray (2.5Y 7/2). Although the slip has not been well preserved, remnants suggest it belongs to the Sierra Red group. Wall thickness of the vessel is 0.7-1 cm. One of three vessels of the triadic cache, the plate was found inside the V# 025 cylinder.

This eroded, rounded cylinder with a direct rim and a rounded lip has a slightly incurved base with a diameter of 16 cm. The cylinder was found beneath an upright bowl: V# 028 of the triadic cache.

This bowl features flared sides, a Z-angle flange, and an eroded slightly rounded base. The height of the wall above the basal flange is 2.8 cm. This was the uppermost vessel of the triadic cache.