Byzantine(?) coin, unidentified. Obverse: head of monarch. Reverse: two crosses.

A square pink silk piece. The main design is consisting of gold-coloured flowers in an overall pattern. Edged with wavy gold-coloured trimming.

A square silk piece. Main design is consisting of floral and abstract designs in gold on a white background. There is a central flower surrounded by a ring of flowers with six three-lobed shapes around this ring. A crown-like floral bouquet is in each corner. Single flowers all around. Bordered by a swirl floral pattern. Lined with white cotton.

Bronze coin. Obverse: laureate head of Augustus, facing right. Reverse: S C encircled by laurel wreath. Badly worn.

Four wooden finger guards held together with a leather thong threaded through small holes. Each finger has a claw-like area with a hole in which a finger can be put with top side decorated with six incised circle decorations. Extending from hole of claw area on each finger is a flat area that curves in opposite direction of the claws and is decorated on the same face with five circular decorations. There is a small, semi-circular notch out of the end of each flat area.

Two finger cymbals, one with a finger loop of synthetic elastic cord and one without. Cymbals have small scalloping around edges and two incised bands on flat area; two other incised bands are around domed area at centre. A hole in the centre of the domed area is for finger loops.

Bowl mould with raised foot and wide rim. Interior floral decoration incised into mould; incised ring near rim. Maker's mark incised into outer surface.

Obverse: too worn to read. Reverse: inscription, too worn to read 'ISXS; bASIL[epsilon]; bASIL'? Coin has a hole through the bottom, and the notes on the mount said 'Constantine IX, Sear 1836'.

Obverse: crowned bust of Tiberius II, facing front in consular robes; in right hand mappa; in left hand eagle-topped sceptre. Reverse: Large 'M' ; above little cross; to the left, there is 'ANNO'; to the right, there is 'U I/I'. 'NIKO' written in exergue. Notes on the mount said 'Tiberius II Constantine BMC 65-70 Sear 441'.

Greek coin. Obverse: head of King Ariobarzanes I. Head is a bit to the right side. Reverse: Athena standing left facing with a spear and a shield. Image is more to the upper left side. From Cappadocia?