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ID  1228  -  Public access
Description :   Trapezoidal stone adze. One of the sides is polished including the working end. The other side is ground and marks from the hewing of the stone can be seen.
Stratigraphic group:  Tomb 1
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ID  1229  -  Public access
Description :   Trapezoidal stone adze with polished surface on both sides, including the working (distal) part of the artifact. Traces of the carving process can still be seen.
Stratigraphic group:  Tomb 1
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ID  1230  -  Public access
Description :   Stone chisel. It was partially ground, although marks from the hewing of the stone can still be appreciated.
Stratigraphic group:  Tomb 1
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ID  1231  -  Public access
Description :   Rectangular stone adze It was ground and partially polished.
Stratigraphic group:  Tomb 1
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ID  1232  -  Public access
Description :   Trapezoidal stone adze. It has a ground surface. On the proximal part and edge, marks from the hewing of the stone can be seen.
Stratigraphic group:  Tomb 1
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ID  1233  -  Public access
Description :   Stone sheet. It has lightly retouched edges.
Stratigraphic group:  Tomb 1
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ID  1234  -  Public access
Description :   Elongated stone axe. It has a ground surface, although marks from the hewing of the stone can still be seen.
Stratigraphic group:  Tomb 1
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ID  1235  -  Public access
Description :   Stone sheet. It has lightly retouched edges.
Stratigraphic group:  Tomb 1
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ID  1483  -  Public access
Description :   Artifact comprising of dog incisors, canines, and molars.
Stratigraphic group:  Tomb 1
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ID  1977  -  Public access
Description :   T1-I02. Subject in supine decubitus position with face pointing to the right. The upper limbs were arranged parallel to the body, with the forearms pronated and the hands on the hip. The lower limbs were arranged parallel to each other and in an extended position. The absence of feet made it impossible to observe their position. Despite the poor state of conservation of the remains, it was observed that the articular relations and anatomical connections maintained, in general, their original position. This allows one to infer that the decomposition took place in a densely filled space. ...
Stratigraphic group:  Tomb 1
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