Obverse: head, right facing. Head is more to the left side. Reverse: Greek letters over trireme.

Obverse: unreadable. Reverse: two birds facing left? Fragment of Greek script.

Obverse: bust, right facing. Reverse: soldier spearing fallen horseman. Inscription in exergue, possibly reads 'ALEX' ? or 'ALEZ'?

Obverse: right facing head. Reverse: two figures flanking standards.

Obverse: bust of figure holding something in each hand. Reverse: 'ANNO M'.

Obverse: head, right facing. Reverse: unreadable, possibly another right facing head?

Obverse: head, right facing. Reverse: stag, left facing. Irregular edges.

Clay figure of Isis embracing Osiris mounted on a rectangular piece of lacquered wood. White clay with incised lines for hair and facial detailing. The figure has long arms and is sitting in a kneeling position. Osiris is standing tall, but the face is unrecognizable. There are hieroglyphic writings, a carved male figure and face on backside of pillar supporting main figure. The wooden base reads: Isis embracing A Figure of Osiris.

Silver coin (from Cyprus ?). Obverse: head of Heracles, right facing, wearing a lion skin. Reverse: Zeus seated, left facing, on a throne, holding an eagle and a sceptre.

Silver coin of Alexander III (the Great). Obverse: head of Heracles right facing, wearing a lion skin. Front of the face is cut off. Reverse: Zeus seated, left facing, on a throne, holding an eagle and a sceptre.