3 white Carleton bibs with yellow trim, two are identical and have the Carleton seal on them and read "Carleton College" in blue lettering, while the other has a yellow duck on it and reads "Carleton College" in yellow lettering
This is a ceramic statue of a female dancer that was found in a tomb in Sichuan, China. The dancer is standing straight up with the right arm raised, and her face seems to be in a smile. She is wearing an ornate robe and a headpiece, and the remains of texture on it can still be seen with the naked eye.
This is a ceramic tomb figure of a camel. The camel is standing with no load on its back, facing forward as if facing toward the destination. The camel figure is hollow in the belly. The detailed texture and the color tell how meaningful the camel is to the tomb owner.
These are located under the false bottom in this box. The set includes a large file, scissors, and three other types of tools. There are also impressions of a few other tools that are not in the box.
