Clay pot with spout. The body expands out from the rim, then tapers from shoulders down to a narrow flat base. A handle was attached opposite to the spout on the side of the neck at shoulder, but has broken off. The body has coiled indents in the mid-section, with smooth sides above and below.

Cuneiform tablet mounted inside an open wood frame, so that both sides are visible. One side appears to have ten rows of inscription; the other side appears to have seven rows. The frame is about the same thickness as the tablet and covers all four of its outer edges.

A cast bronze figure of a standing man with squat arms and legs. The figure's head is flat on top, and the addition to the stomach appears ithyphallic.

A cast bronze sculpture of the Canaanite god, Baal Hadad, wearing a crown with the symbol of Hadad (cross/star in circle). The figure is wearing a short loin cloth decorated with radiating lines and held by a thick belt. His eyes are large and almond-shaped. Each earlobe is pierced at the top and bottom. The figure's right arm is raised and bent at the elbow, and its hand is clenched around a tubular object. The figure's left arm is also bent at the elbow, and the arm is reaching forward with a closed hand. The small opening in the left hand suggests that it may have been holding something at some point.

A cast bronze bull figure. Raised areas on the sculpture indicate the musculature of the shoulders and haunches. The figure's legs join to form posts at the back and front, and the front legs are shorter than the back legs. The figure's ears are perked and the face contains simple incised details.

Clay cone tablet with a dome base and a broken top with cuneiform inscription. The sides of the body have worn, vertical linear inscriptions.

Bottle with a rectangular body, four pointed feet, a handle on one side, and rounded shoulders, and a narrow neck. The bottle has an incised line and dot design on the body with two incised lines near the base of the neck.

Rectangular in shape, green clay sherd with a rounded rim and a concaved body. The sherd is decorated with a repeated, incised scallop design. Fragment of a larger object.

Cylindrical stone object with inscriptions, which are very worn and eroded. There are three sets of five cyclical lines that wrap around the top, middle and bottom. The inscription between the lines is illegible. (Possibly cuneiform?)

Rectangular shaped, grey clay sherd with a rounded long side and a short, flat end. The opposite end has a slight upward curve in it. Fragment of a larger object.