Harpoon heads with cords; part c has a metal point and bone support, part d has a metal point and corroded metal support.

A closed loop, horseshoe-shaped metalwork piece whose depth is formed from twelve rods of metal bent into the same shape. The twelfth rod is coiled with thin wire. There is a cylindrical rod through each curled edge of the horseshoe, connecting all the rods.

Standing metal figure of a crowned member of the royal court with ceremonial sword (eben) in his right hand, which is bent forward at the elbow. He is wearing armour and a helmet; stack of coral beads wrapped around his neck (odigba). His left arm is resting, bent at the elbows so that his hand can rest on the front of his dress. Stiff angular lines with a geometrical pattern of diamond-shaped lattice work on the dress. He is wearing an elaborate helmet with three protrusions sticking upward. The sword has a lanceolate shape which tapers downward and then flares outward at the end where there are two flat circles and a twisted loop. Has a brown patina. On a flat rectangular base.

Halberd-shaped model weapon with a crosspiece, hook and curved blade. At the base of the shaft is a cylindrical end with a round hole through it and two incised lines, one above and one below the hole.

Circular ornament with woven pattern of brass and copper wire. Ornament retains shape but is flexible.

Circular metal ornament with alternating brass and copper coils and brass beads. There are three evenly spaced sections of six brass beads. Ornament retains shape but is flexible.

Circular metal ornament with alternating brass and copper coils and brass beads. There are three evenly spaced sections of six brass beads. Ornament retains shape but is flexible.

Circular metal ornament with alternating coils and beads. There are three evenly spaced sections of five brass beads. Ornament retains shape but is flexible.

Coin of Diocletian. Obverse: cuirassed bust of Diocletian facing right, draped. Reverse: Diocletian standing right receiving Victory on a globe from Jupiter, standing left.

'Radiatus' coin of Maximianus. Obverse: draped bust of Maximianus, right facing, radiate. Reverse: Maximian standing left facing, receiving Victory on globe from Jupiter.