Light green, translucent glass bottle. The bottle is double-chambered and tear-shaped with an inverted v handle formed into two ornamental handles, flanking the chambers, that attach at the lip, slightly below the lip, and further down the chamber. The bottom is thick and slightly flat.

Lamp with a deep, rounded body, a rounded, protruding handle, a short nozzle with a larger filling hole and a slightly smaller wick hole. Inscribed in pencil on the underside of the base.

Moulded terra cotta oil lamp, with round disc-shaped body and small filling hole set in a concave recess. A nozzle extends from the body. The top is incised with short rows of herringbone design and there is a design resembling an animal's hind leg opposite the nozzle. There is a seam sealed around the outer edge of the lamp. On the bottom of the base is an incised circle with an inscription in the centre.

Lamp with a rounded shoulder, a handle, and an orange slip. The shoulders are decorated with four rows of raised knobs and a raised relief ring enclosing a concave discus with a hole at the centre. The nozzle has a much larger hole.

Bronze stylus consisting of a flat body that begins with a point, expands, then tapers back in to form the handle.

Sestertium coin of Philip II. Obverse: draped bust, bare head of Philip II, facing right. Reverse: Philip II standing right with spear and globe.

Oblong Roman Denarius coin (a) with 2 small broken parts (b-c). Obverse: anepigraphic; laureate head of Octavian, right facing. Reverse: rostral column surmounted by a statue (Augustus ?) with spear in right hand, parazonium in left.

Small, bronze spatula consisting of a cylindrical shaped body and a small flat, square shaped head.