A bronze crossbow-style fibula. Each prong of the cross is crowned with a sphere. The clasp is long and flat, widening at the end.

A bronze trumpet fibula. The pin resembles a bent arm covered with bracelets. The pin ends in a human hand element, and the hand closes around the straight pin shaft at the tip.

A small stone sculpture of a ram. The ram is kneeling and there is a small loop at the top of its back. (Object is adhered to a mount.)

A bronze serpentine fibula with a clasp.

A bronze serpentine fibula with clasp. The clasp is open, and there are decorative zigzag striations on the surface of the pin.

A bronze, serpentine fibula with clasp. The clasp is closed and there are decorative zigzag striations on the surface of the pin.

A small, dense, nude figurine of a standing man. The male has bent legs, is missing feet, and has extended arms bent at the elbows. The hands are outstretched with openings, as if they had been crafted to hold something. The facial features display sloping eyes, a worn nose, a small and straight mouth, and a full chin. The pose, open hands, and musculature suggest this may be a charioteer figure? The surface of the object is pitted.

Small carved stone charm. Cylindrical (phallic) shaped with a hole running through the middle.

Hand-moulded, unslipped clay figure. The male is wearing a tall hat and elaborate circular earrings. He has elongated eyes, and a simple incision denotes the mouth. The nose has been broken. There is a large collar around the figure's neck. He is depicted in ithyphallic form, with his arms at his sides, and his legs held together.

A miniature glass amulet depicting a human head. The face is beige-coloured, and the head has been adorned with a blue hat. The hat contains white and yellow swirls, and these colours were probably mixed into the blue glass as the object was being created. There is a small hole at the upper tip of the hat, likely created so a necklace or chain could be threaded through. One eye is blue, created from the same glass as the hat. The back of the amulet is slightly concave. (On a stone and metal mount.)