Obverse: Arabic design with a horizontal line of Arabic script below and a smaller line of similar Arabic underneath. Reverse: four horizontal lines of Arabic script. Both sides are bordered by dots.

One tubular bead, reddish-orange with black spots. Centre is widest area with straight taper to ends. (There is no hole for stringing.)

Arabic script on both sides. One side has a looped line, a curved line with a v-line near through the middle, and a curvi-linear E-shaped line. The other side has t- and u-shaped lines.

Unidentified coin (perhaps Indian?). One side appears to have a double curvi-linear L-shape-like design. The other side appears to have a geometric, cross/flower-like design.

Unidentified coin. Obverse: head laureate, facing right. Reverse: Eagle? Perhaps Alexandrian, of Claudius II?

Circular coin with irregular edge, raised dots around edge on both sides. Face: head facing right with alphabetic characters (Islamic ?) underneath; reverse: second circle of raised dots inside outer circle of dots, inside which are more alphabetic characters.

Antoninianus coin of Gallienus. Obverse: radiate, draped bust of Gallienus, right facing. Reverse: Sol standing left facing, holding whip.

Jar with body that tapers from shoulders down to a rounded point at the base. Neck is straight; handles were attached to either side of neck at shoulder. Exterior has sea life accretions in grey, white, and brown. Coiled indents are visible on body under these accretions.

Goblet made of stone with a design carved into the outer surface leaving unpolished light brown areas. The design consists of a band of curvilinear forms at the rim, a band of inscription at mid-bowl and a petal-like design at the base of the bowl. The stem and base both have raised bands.

Circular bronze mirror with raised rim. Surface is corroded. Design has central motif of altarpiece with two human figures and a sun shape above the altar. Border has repeating floral design.