A metal plate. Centre panel has male sword fighter and bordering rim has crab, fish and sea monsters, all in relief. On the back of plate there is a seal mark reading, Made in Hsuan-te reign of Ming Dynasty (1426-1435).

Robe made of iridescent pale blue and purple silk finely appliquéd with gold thread. Gold thread is made of spun silk, appliquéd and sewn together. Thick bands of appliqué around cuffs, hemline, neck and both sides of opening down the front. Thin bands of appliqué along shoulders and in double rows down either side of robe's front and back. Interior of hemline, cuffs, neck and front opening are reinforced with red cotton. Robe is lined with light blue cotton brocade with a floral pattern.

Red silk background with border on all sides of geometric patterns in silver. The metallic thread is called zari.

Model of axe. Wooden handle and blade at top. Both top and bottom of handle have been blackened.

Model of a man's hoe. V-shaped, with blade of hoe at bent angle. Blade is leaf-shaped. Black X-marks decorate the length of the wooden handles.

Model of woman's hoe. Long handle bends at an angle near the top. Attached to the other side of the protruding angled piece is a triangular shaped metal blade edge. The angled protrusion and end of handle are blackened.

Ornament composed of a bronze bangle (a) with a small ring (b) attached. The ends of the bangle overlap slightly and the bangle is incised with several sets of parallel incised lines.

Amulet in the shape of the sacred eye of Horus.

Ornament composed of three domes on the sides that are perforated with holes and separated with smaller solid domes. There is also a flower-like design element at the bottom and there are four loops at the top, one with a pin through it. Open at the top.

Charm depicting a stylized humanoid head with a neck that tapers to a rounded point made of faience with a bright blue glaze. The charm hangs from a gold cap with a ring at the top centre and an incised floral motif on the front and back.