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.

A square silk piece. Main design is consisting of floral and abstract designs in gold on a white background. There is a central flower surrounded by a ring of flowers with six three-lobed shapes around this ring. A crown-like floral bouquet is in each corner. Single flowers all around. Bordered by a swirl floral pattern. Lined with white cotton.

Bronze coin. Obverse: laureate head of Augustus, facing right. Reverse: S C encircled by laurel wreath. Badly worn.

Key to trunk M2133 a. It is made of a silver coloured metal and has a slightly bulbous, hollow shaft with a loop bow and a rectangular bit with a notch out of the side that is flush with the end of the shaft.

Obverse: two figures? Reverse: large letter 'M' with the word 'ANNO' written vertically to the left of it.

Obverse: two figures. Reverse: large letter 'K'.

Obverse: head, right facing. Reverse: letters 'SC' within a laurel wreath.

Obverse: too worn to read. Reverse: eagle, left facing. Slightly concave.

Obverse: head, right facing, with inscription around. Reverse: facade of a temple with a cult statue seated inside. Some fragments of inscriptions remain.