Sestertium coin of Gordian III. Obverse: laureate, draped bust of Gordian III, right facing. Reverse: Winged victory moving to left, carrying palm branch in left hand and wreath in right. Inscription around.

Sestertium coin of Trajan. Obverse: laureate bust of Trajan with aegis, right facing, inscription around. Reverse: Trajan on horseback facing left, inscription around edge.

Sestertium coin of Trajan. Obverse: draped bust of Trajan right facing, laureate, inscription around. Reverse: emperor, flanked by two figures to left, enthroned on low stool set on high podium, addressing troops; inscription below.

Sestertium coin. Obverse: draped bust of Alexander Severus right facing, laureate. Reverse: Sol advancing, left facing, holding whip in raised right hand.

Bronze cup with a flat base; pear-shaped body widens markedly toward top; no neck; flat, everted rim; flat, narrow ribbon handle rises well above level of mouth and is attached to rim and lower portion of body. Base badly corroded.

Bronze oinochoe with a flat, slightly raised ring base. Neck is separated from body by a marked shoulder. Short, narrow neck; large, flaring trefoil mouth. Large, narrow, concave handle curves inwards above rim before falling vertically to shoulder; terminates at base.

Jar made of grey-white, coarse-grained clay. Blue-green thick, glaze covers entire surface. Flat base, cylindrical shaped body, turns inwards only slightly leaving a wide-mouthed vessel with a flat rim, separated from the body only by a shallow groove. Near the top of wall are two small pierced lugs. A vertical band in relief decorated with three grooves is situated under each lug. Surface badly worn and gouged.

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.

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.