Figure depicting the seated goddess Isis lactans nursing her son, Horus. Isis wears the Hathor headdress comprised of the solar disk and Hathoric cow horns. Her feet rest on a roughly square platform with a protruding segment extending down from the bottom back of the platform.

Figure depicting the uatch, the sceptre of Isis, which represents a papyrus plant. The figure has a loop at the top, followed by a rectangular segment, below which is a segment representing the papyrus leaves that flares outwards towards the top, and the shaft has rounded shoulders that taper to a spherical tip. Except for the loop and spherical tip, the figure is two-dimensional.

Hook with a straight shank that is slightly flattened and flared at the top, and a gradual bend until just below the barb where it bends sharply to become parallel with the shank.

Square metal piece that has two grooved bands around the middle on all four sides.

Relatively square metal piece with a design that represents eight units of weight. The middle is double-grooved at either end with four protrusions at either side.

Very large coin with a hole through the bottom. Obverse: oak leaves above a shield, upon which there is a heraldic lion? Reverse: heraldic lion, left facing.

Unreadable. Perhaps in an Arabic script? Both sides appear to have two horizontal lines of script, but with different designs.

Obverse: unreadable. Reverse: large cross.

Greek ? coin, very difficult to read. Obverse: profile of a head, right facing. Reverse: eagle facing left.

Tiny and unreadable. One side has a figure ? in the middle of a 3-shape on the left side and a vertical line on the right side.