Assorted metal fragments, most with gilded surfaces. Some fragments have strap-like staples and others are parts of discs.

An assortment of metal decorations, beads and fragments. Four are slightly convex metal trapezoids with a slot near the smaller end. Two are hollow, globular beads. There are also fragments of metal staples.

Seven irregular metal fragments that may belong to chipped plaques in this collection (accession 711).

Pair of very similar copper rattles. Both are fringed with wool on their sides and around their handles. The heads of the rattles are rectangular in shape, and have been hammered and then wired together. The goat wool fringes have coloured strings tied around their ends.

Flat, circular rattle made of copper. The rattle has long fringes of wool threaded around its sides and handle. The copper has been hammered and beaten into shape. Holes have been drilled along the edges to insert the wool fringe.

Necklace fragments. Four flat copper pendants: two are rectangular (parts a and d); one is square (part b); one is circular (part c), and three are tubular (parts e, f, and g). One tubular piece has a fragment of rough cord through it.

False face mask with copper eyes, red mouth, and 'blond' horse hair.