Metal tool in a curved L-shape. Longer end has a hollow rectangular handle.

Triangular blade with a high mid-rib and tapered end. Top edge has a narrow neck and flares slightly to a rectangular ridge and then to a pointed triangular tip.

Square, clay tile consisting of a section of roman flooring printed with a floral-like design in shape of clover leafs, in faded red glaze.

White, plaster cast tile of a Roman carving showing a carved star-shaped design with a square body and three prongs in the centre of three sides. The centre has eight arrows pointing outwards from an eight prong star.

Metal ornament consisting of an anchor like shape with an elongated triangular piece attached at the top. All points have a bulbous piece attached. The back holds a pin made in clasp form. The bottom is a long rectangular piece with line of coil on the inside.

Bronze case consisting of a round, funnel-like strainer with a large, raised, circular opening. Attached is long curved serpentine handle made of a cylindrical piece of metal that curves down one side, then up the other. Each side of the handle is decorated with a honeysuckle design which is nailed to the bottom of the strainer. The top is completely open.

One wick lamp with a circular body as viewed from the top and a protruding nozzle at the front. The upper surface is bordered by a raised rim. At the back of the lamp, a crescent-shaped thumb plate sits on an angle with a ring attached below it, and the lamp has three lengths of suspension chain attached from loops. There is a short flared foot on the underside.

Two-wick lamp with two projecting nozzles and a large filling hole at the centre with a raised band on the top surface. A link chain is attached to a suspension loop at the base of each nozzle.

Lamp with a circular body as viewed from above, a curved shoulder ornamented with scallop shapes, a concave centre with a hole in the middle and a petal-like motif. Coated in a reddish-brown slip.

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.