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1. Coup de poings in stone from Barda Balka,
datable to about 100,000 years ago
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2. Skeletal remains of Neanderthal Man,
datable to about 45,000 years ago
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3. Bone points, knives and implements found
at various sites, datable to about 12,000 years ago
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4. Alabaster figurines of the
mother-goddess fro Tell Es-Sawwan, belonging to the 6th millennium
BC
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5. Terracotta figurine of man with traces
of red paint, from Tell Es-Sawwan, early 6th millennium BC
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6. Coarse pottery vessels from Tell
Hassuna, end of the 6th millennium BC
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7. A collection of various types of pottery
vessels from Tell Hassuna, end of the 6th millennium BC
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8. Neck of a jar painted with a female
face, eyes and nose projecting out of the surface, from Tell Hassuna, early 5th
millennium BC
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9. Two pottery vessels painted with
geometric patterns
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