Egyptian figure with crossed arms. Hieroglyphics on front of figure and detailing on figure are in burgundy. There is a pink stamp on the back of the object.

Blue coloured figure of a person with folded arms, headdress, and beard. There is pink stamp on the back.

Four hundred and eighty-four beads and sherds of glass. The beads are circular or tubular and range in colour from red to yellow to green to blue to grey. The sherds vary but many are an opaque green-blue.

3156 beads. They are either thin and tubular or circular in shape. The tubular kind are blue-green in colour. The circular kind range in colour from green to yellow to blue to red to black.

Ninety-two multicoloured circular beads strung together into a necklace shape. One bead is larger than the rest and has three circles impressed on it.

Seventy-seven thin, tubular, blue-green beads, and one hundred and ninety-six small circular multicoloured beads. Strung into a necklace shape.

One hundred and thirty-five thin, tubular, blue-green beads. Strung into form of a necklace.

Seventy-six thin, tubular, turquoise coloured beads. Strung into a necklace. Two beads have ridges on them. Some of the beads are chipped.

Small faience amulet of a draped male figure. The figure is a greenish buff colour and the details within the piece are well preserved. The hair has been incised for texture, and strands of the hair fall in front of the shoulders. A belt has been included below the figure's navel, and the figure is wearing a skirt. The legs of the figure are connected to the drapery in back, yet are identifiable. The figure's hands are closed.

Seal is inscribed with hieroglyphs and a hawk. The seal has a dark brownish-green coating and the hieroglyphs as well as the hawk figure are blackened.