Gilded disc with an incised design of an abstract creature. Has one semi-circular eye and another semi-circle below the eye. There are three triangular spikes at the top of the head with two scrolls and a zig-zag line on either side of the head. The design fits inside an incised border. There is a hole above the head, near the border. The back is undecorated.

A thick disc with gilding and an incised design of a front-facing human head with a headdress. The face has cup-shaped eyes with rolled up pupils, and ears with holes. The headdress has an inverted triangle in centre. The design fits inside a circular incised border. There is a small drilled hole at the top of the headdress, near the border. The back of the disc is undecorated.

A narrow, flat strip of metal with 30 raised circles closely spaced along the entire length. Two small, punched holes at each end.

A flat metal strip of even width bent into an oval shape. There is a gap between the squared-off ends. Gilded surface. There are some textile impressions on the sides.

Two sheet metal strips fastened together and folded to make a square. There are matching holes at the overlap. The top edge has twelve three-pronged protrusions which are broken off at varying heights. Hundreds of broken hooks are arranged in rows, covering the surface. Four unbroken hooks suspend metal discs. Many disc imprints are visible on the surface. Small areas of gilded surface are visible.

A thin sheet metal disc with two closely spaced holes near the edge with clear imprints of threads on both sides from the holes to the edge of the disc. Other textile pseudomorphs on both sides. There is an area on one side where the corroded surface has chipped away, exposing fragments of a gilded layer.

A rectangular sheet of metal with two broken ends and three rows of regularly placed, broken staples, parallel to the straight edges. Disc imprints occur below the staples. In between, are two rows of incised designs of interlocking step frets. Small areas of a gilded layer are visible.

A conical metal shaft with a bulbous feline head. The head has rounded ears, incised circular eyes and a grimacing mouth with teeth and triangular fangs. There is a hole through the shaft 1 cm from the head. The gilded layer is particularly thick and distinct from the brown metal base.

A flaring blade with a semi-circular cutting edge is surmounted by a sculpture of a standing human figure and a long-eared quadruped. The human holds the animal by one ear and by a rope around its neck. The human wears a wrapped headdress with chin strap. Several fragments of plain weave cotton cloth with paired warps are adhered to the blade.

Traditional shield-shaped whole copper with a T-shaped raised design element that divides the bottom section in half and separates the top section from the bottom. The top portion has sides that flare outwards and a curved top edge. The top portion has a flat border surrounding a convex area decorated with a face. The drawing of the face and a series of parallel lines on the lower portion of the copper have been engraved through a blackened (lead) surface to reveal the copper underneath.