Silver disc -- perhaps a token, not a coin? Obverse: seated figure, facing front, crowned, holding an orb and a sceptre. Executed in a very sketchy style. Reverse: border of a geometric pattern with a stylized cross in the centre.

Script (Arabic ?) on both sides. One side has curvi-linear lines with dots on one quarter of the side. The other side has 3-like and W-like line shapes on one quarter of the side. Uneven edges.

Obverse: Macedonian star and inscription. Reverse: chalice and script (unknown).

Obverse: monogram. Reverse: cross. Both images are to the left sides with a crescent-like area around their right sides.

Silver bracelet with the outer surface covered entirely with carved design and cross-hatched background. Main animal is a split thunderbird in profile, facing away from each other. In the center are the two faces with the talons under the head and the wings and the body on the sides. The bracelet has squared ends with two small hook clasps that fit into corresponding slots; edges are rolled.

Silver bracelet with mirror-image killer whale design. Spaces around killer whales are crosshatched. Inscription on inside of bracelet.

Silver denarius coin. Obverse: Bareheaded, draped bust of Geta, right facing. Reverse: Minerva, helmeted and standing left, holding spear in left hand and leaning on shield.

Southwest style silver bracelet that has open, scroll-like design. The front has an oval-shaped turquoise stone attached to the centre.

Southwest style silver brooch inlaid with turquoise. Floral design of six oval petal-shapes with alternating pointed design. A centre circle is outlined in silver, and concentric silver lines surround it. The back of the brooch has a pin and a loop attached at one point.

Obverse: head, right facing and laureate, with inscription. Reverse: trophy of armour at the left, with a naked captive ? seated at the right. Inscription in the exergue.