A weaver's comb to separate warps.
A pestle (approx. 10 cm. length).
Part of a small wooden cup in native "kero" style (approx. 10 cm. tall).
Wooden
objects were less common than other materials at the site. They include
a large paddle used for preparing chicha (the “paddle”
part is broken) which was placed next to the wall of the chapel of the
church. Two examples of distinctive, round-ended pestles were recovered
from the colonial town. What may be a toy top also was found in the town.
Weaving implements also were recovered and include spindles and comb-like
devices used to separate the warps of textiles as they are being woven.
A small wooden cross found on the floor on the Unit 1 house.
A large wooden paddle for preparing chicha. The broken paddle blade was originally symmetrical.