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This little birch cup was full of small seeds when it was found.

The wooden cask or scoop has an oval shape. The handle is decorated with a zigzag pattern and the other end of the cask has two animal heads; only one of them is intact.

The rod has an inscription that can be read as litiluisan; litil is seen as a single word; meaning small. One possible interpretation for the inscription is "man knows little".

This wooden stick contains a carved dog head at each end and a 4 cm long slit on the top; the upper side is curved and the underside is flat. This stick was probably attached to something else.

The head, which is broken around the neck, is most likely a fragment of a larger object. The animal has its mouth open with visible teeth and a clear nose.