A clay piece with a compressed egg-like shape that has a hole at the top middle from which a groove goes down to one end and has a small hole. At the opposite end of this small hole, there is a slightly curved protrusion. Geometric leaf and square and lines design all around.

Translucent honey-coloured flask. The body is pear-shaped body with a flat bottom. The neck is short and cylindrical. The mouth is wide but inside the neck is another, smaller opening. The rim is widely splayed and folded outwards, upward, and inwards. There are 12 pinched out vertical ribs on body from below shoulder to just above bottom.

Undecorated jar except for ridges on handles. Narrow neck opening, pointed base.

Lamp with an overall almond shape and a filling hole at the top centre, a smaller wick hole at the pointed tip, and a recurved handle at the rounded end. The top surface of the lamp is entirely covered in cruciform relief decoration using chevron, herringbone and spiral designs. Fired to a brownish colour.

Chain mail covering for upper body and arms, with open neck closed with two fasteners of leather. High collar, interwoven with leather strips. Laced at front and back bottom hem, and at neck.

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.

Fragments are in seven pieces: part a-c are bronze nail fragments; part d appears to be a whole nail but is bent and twisted; part e is a bronze metal fragment, thin and bent into a half-circle shape; part f is a metal ring; part g is possibly a small bronze stamp, or a part of a stamp(?).