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.

Obverse: king, wearing a crown, on a throne with an orb and a staff. Reverse: elaborate cross; inscriptions surround it, but are unreadable.

Obverse: inscription around saint. Reverse: Saint on a stool on the left side with a kneeling figure in front of him. There is a hole made near the top centre just off to the right side on the obverse side.

Obverse: symbol with inscription. Reverse: 'Madonna & child' with additional figure. Perhaps a Christian token?

Long curved sword with decorated brass handle. Blade shows part of a maker's mark near handle and is largely tarnished with an oily residue near the hilt. Brass hilt is cross-shaped with a design all around handle area and a round, hollow, bowl-like sphere with a small metal protrusion at the very top. The scabbard is dark brown wood with 9 silver bands of various widths around it - the widest at the bottom. All silver bands are covered in floral and geometric designs with twisted coil borders. Most are loose fitting and seem to have folded paper or card stuck underneath to tighten them.

Oval bracelet with incised floral and geometric design. Geometric and floral designs alternate, with geometric designs at each end. Bracelet is narrow with a curved surface. Ends are rounded and do not meet.

Oval bracelet with floral(?) design and cross-hatching carved over most of outside surface. Rounded ends do not meet.

Silver coin of Ptolemy I Soter. Obverse: head of Alexander the Great, right facing, with the hor of Zeus Ammon, clad in an elephant skin and aegis (and lion's scalp ?). Reverse: Zeus Aetophpros seated left facing, on a backless throne, his left hand resting on a sceptre, holding eagle in his right hand. There is a small loop at the top centre.

Coin of Tarsus(?), heavily overstruck. Obverse: Arethusa with a pearl necklace. Reverse: bearded figure facing left in a crested helmet with an upturned cheek piece -- perhaps Ares or a typical Greek captain?

Cypriot stater coin during Persian rule. Obverse: A fighting Heracles. Body is on the left side facing the right side. His right leg is braced backward while his left leg is bent forward. His right arm extends backward while his left arm extends forward. Reverse: Lion killing a stag. Stag is above the lion at its feet.