Along the far wall of the Museum, right below the large reproduction of the Ghassul star painting, the two large showcase offer a selection of the different types of vessels from the site of Ghassul.
The showcase on the left offers example of the various types and sizes of jars. The grid allows you to identify the material by shelf and position.
| Content of showcase [G6] | ||
| 1.A. Large storage jar | B. Large storage Jar with Lid | C. Large storage Jar with unusual handles and out-turned neck. |
| 2.A. Small Jars | B. Small Jars | C. Small to Medium Painted and Grass wiped jars |
| 3.A. Small to Medium Jars – eyelet handles. | B. Small to medium Jars – Eyelet handled | C. Small to Medium Jars and Large cups |
| 4.A. Large Jars | B. Large Jars – Loop handles | C. Large Jars – Eyelet handles |
The showcase of the right hand side [G7] contains the different types of platters and bowls:
| Content of showcase [G7] | ||
| 1.A. Platter and pedestal Bowl | B. Large bowls with Eyelet handles | C. Deep bowl with loop handles. |
| 2.A. Platter and deep bowl | B. Bowls and Cups | C. Basin |
| 3.A. Cups and small bowls | B. Cups and medium bowls | C. Basin and Platter |
| 4.A. Large long-necked store jar with loop and eyelet handles | B. Hole mouthed store jar | C. Large long-necked jar with loop and eyelet handles. |