Obverse: male head, facing right. Reverse: figure facing front to the right side.

Imagery of a saint ? Perhaps a pilgrim token? One side has a figure standing in a dotted vertical tapering oval outline with stars within and inscription around. The other side has a standing figure on the right side with a halo and a smaller figure on the left side holding a long cross in between them with inscription around. There is a small hole made in the top centre.

Script (Arabic ?) on both sides. Three lines of different script on each side.

Obverse: Arabic design with a horizontal line of Arabic script below and a smaller line of similar Arabic underneath. Reverse: four horizontal lines of Arabic script. Both sides are bordered by dots. Same script and design as coin 2189/243, except smaller. Hole punched through top of the coin.

Unidentified coin. Most likely Medieval. Obverse: flower ? Reverse: cross?

Silver bottle that has a bulbous shape around the bottom and a long, upward flaring, cylindrical neck with a a lid attached by a wire chain. Geometric plant motifs in bands. Main design around the middle of the bulbous lower portion consists of a vertical oval pattern band bordered by floral motifs and key-like patterns. At either ends of the neck, there is a horizontal border band design that consists of a key-like pattern and an inward pointing, petal-like pattern. The lid has multiple concentric petal-like patterns with a long knob at the top.

Shallow, circular, silver bowl impressed with geometric motifs in horizontal bands around the sides that consist of a main pattern of vertically elongated ovals side-by-side with spirals above and pentagonal panels below.

Cuff style hammered silver bracelet. Engraved with mirror image of bears facing each other with cross-hatching over background. Artist's name is faintly incised inside.

Silver coin of Alexander III (the Great). Obverse: head of Heracles, right facing, wearing a lion skin. Reverse: Zeus seated left facing on a throne, holding an eagle and a sceptre. From the mint of Akae, in Phoenicia?

Coin of Tarsus? One side (obverse?) has an elder man sitting down on the left side with his legs out to the right side. Holds a staff(?) and a branch with his left hand to the right side. The other side (reverse?) has two men facing each other with a thin, vertical object in between them. The man on the left side has his left arm at rest just in front of him off to the side while his right arm extends upward at a forty-five degree angle as his finger points at the same angle. The man on the right side has his left arm wrapped around his waist while his right arm is bent at the elbow in a ninety degree angle so that his finger points upward. Image is surrounded by a square.