Gold weight. Metal piece in sword shape with fibre wrapped around the join between blade and handle. The handle is round, widening towards the base before tapering into a round point at the end.

Gold weight. Curved metal piece with equidistant upraised lines around its perimeter and an upraised circle in the centre of the convex side. One end of the piece has three prongs projecting perpendicular to the bar with an upraised circle on top and a square loop at the end. The other end has a thick, round conical projection and a flat, relatively square-shaped panel with two perpendicular projections. The design on the top of the panel is very worn.

Gold weight. Curved metal piece that is wide in the centre and narrower at the sides with a ring connected to each end, one parallel to the curve of the body and one perpendicular to it. The parallel ring has rope-like design and is connected to the body by coiled lines that form a spiral on the concave side of the body. The perpendicular ring is smooth and connected to the body by coiled lines. The body of the piece has a design of braided lines on both convex and concave sides.

Gold weight. Curved metal piece that is wide in the centre and narrower at the sides with a ring connected to each end, one parallel to the curve of the body and one perpendicular to it. The parallel ring is thin with a rope-like design. The perpendicular ring is thick and smooth. The body of the object is wrapped with a flat strand of copper ?.

Gold weight. Curved metal piece with a ring at each end, one large and parallel to the curve of the body and one small and perpendicular to it. The rings are connected to the curved body by upraised rectangular blocks. The block connecting the perpendicular ring has two incised lines on it. The concave side of the curved body has a design of diagonal lines.

Gold weight. Long rectangular metal piece with equidistant rectangular notches cut out along all four edges except for the centremost notches which are diamond-shaped. Centremost notches create a diamond shape in the centre of each side. Three of the four of the diamonds have a small red circle in the centre surrounded by incised lines and dots. The fourth side has an empty circle. Faint crescent-shaped lines are incised along the length of each side.

Gold weight. Narrow rectangular metal piece with upraised design consisting of a long zigzag line with short vertical lines between its peaks along one of the long edges.

Gold weight. Two narrow triangles connected together along hypotenuses with small ring attached to one triangle's short edge like for a pendant. Design on the triangles consists of rows of upraised horizontal lines.

Gold weight. Long hexagonal-shaped metal piece with equidistant upraised lines around five of its six sides and three large circular divots cut into the bottom.

Gold weight. Metal piece consisting of a square shape that is connected on each side to a series of concentric circles. The square has a rope-like border and rows of small upraised dots that project out diagonally from the corners and perpendicularly from the centre of each side to the centre of the circles. The edges of one of the circles has broken off and only partially remains. There are two raised bumps on the back of the piece with ends that shows evidence of breakage.