Small bronze buckle consisting of a D-shaped body and a cylindrical curved tongue.

Buddha seated in earth-touching mudra. Left hand forms a circle with thumb and forefinger. Dark finish with traces of gilt.

Tool composed of (a) a hand holding a round object between thumb, forefinger and middle finger with a handle that tapers slightly, and (b) a second segment of the handle that tapers to a point.

Small spear point with rounded sides, a ridge at the centre and a flared ferrule.

Seal (a) and impression (b). The seal (a) is rounded at one end and rectangular at the other, and has a design consisting of a wavy line over two joined loops (one vertical and one horizontal) with a horizontal bar below and has a small looped handle in the middle of the back. The impression is stamped into a rectangular clay slab.

Wooden, circular tambourine with a skin ? cover and five sections of metal discs. The wooden frame is inlaid with square, diagonal and triangular pieces of mother-of-pearl and horn to form a geometric pattern. The metal discs are all similar with the exception of one set that has jagged edges.

Bull figure. Elongated low body and short head.

Small bronze bull head; has metal pin for attaching head to something.

Long pointed blade with central ridge and thin and round tapered handle. The length of the blade has jagged edges. In between blade and handle is an incised space with five circular grooves. Grooves reveal a copper-like colour underneath.

Large triangular blade with raised central ridge. One end as a thin tapered handle with a metal hook on its end. There are several cuts in the blade revealing a copper-like colour underneath.