The most elaborate vessels found at Gebel Ramlah's burial sites are large, tulip-shaped (or caliciform) beakers, with wide flared rims. The beakers are typically decorated with geometric patterns, such as curved bands, triangles, and diamonds.[1] Ripple and zigzag textures are commonly seen within these shapes.[2] The caliciform beakers, as well as the black-topped ware discussed previously, are specifically characteristic of the later Egyptian Badarian culture, possibly indicating a connection.[1] However, similar caliciform beakers have been discovered throughout Egypt and from various Neolithic phases.[3]