Vial composed of translucent glass with a base that tapers to a narrow, slightly tapering neck with a flared lip at the mouth.

Small blue-green glass vial. The body is teardrop-shaped and the base is flat with a concave centre. There is a small ridge on the body. The shoulders slope inwards to a long, slender neck. The neck is broken; there is no rim present.

Green glass vial. The body is teardrop-shaped with a flat base. The sides slope inwards to a tall, slender neck. The area where the neck and shoulders join is indented creating a groove. The rim is wide and splayed.

Dish on a flat base that flares outwards to a shallow bowl. Painted with characters in black on the inside of the bowl.

Figure consisting of the head of Anubis, the jackal-headed god.

Small red-brown clay cup with handle. The body is cylinder shaped with a flat bottom. The body narrows at the top, then flares out again to form the neck and rim. The handle is attached to the edge of the rim and midway on the body. There is a horizontal clay ridge design on the body of the cup.

Seal (a) and impression (b). The seal (a) is rounded at one end and rectangular at the other, and has a design consisting of a wavy line over two joined loops (one vertical and one horizontal) with a horizontal bar below and has a small looped handle in the middle of the back. The impression is stamped into a rectangular clay slab.

Ornament consisting of a seal (a) and an impression (b). Both depict a bull figure standing in profile under the sun and moon with foliage to the sides. The seal is oval with a rounded back and the impression is an off-white square clay slab.

Seal (a) and clay slab (b). The seal is composed of black stone in a cylindrical shape with images incised into the surface: a female wild boar, two goats standing on their hind legs facing each other, a bird, a small boar and trees in the background. The seal is pierced with a hole that extends from end to end. The clay slab is rectangular with a bas-relief impression of the images from the seal.

Wooden, circular tambourine with a skin ? cover and five sections of metal discs. The wooden frame is inlaid with square, diagonal and triangular pieces of mother-of-pearl and horn to form a geometric pattern. The metal discs are all similar with the exception of one set that has jagged edges.