This ware was about 5 millimetres thick. The shards had a red colour with patches of grey. Some larger shards were found and when these were joined they formed about one quarter of the rim of a vessel about 13 centimeters in diameter across the mouth. The shards were 11 millimetres thick and composed of grey and white stone grits and mica. The reconstruction suggests a round base for the vessel which, if this were so, was then of a simple bowl type with heavy applied ledge rim.
Decoration is found on the rim ledge on the body of the pot where it survives.
On the rim are a series of five broad, shallow, horizontal grooves. Above these, on the edge of the lip are a row of very small vertical impressions. The outer angle of the applied ledge forms the centre line of a herring bone pattern, made by small oblique stroke like impressions closely set on either side. The herring bone pattern deteriorates in some places to a few strokes on the upper side only, and in another it is supplanted by three rough stokes executed in the stab and drag technique. Numerous natural flint flakes were found in the chambers and the cairn.