Figure depicting the tree of Osiris, which consists of a slight foot, a slightly tapering shaft with four indented horizontal bands out of which emerge four raised rows representing palm branches followed by a slightly narrower raised band and a rounded tip. There is a vertical rectangular support on the reverse that angles forward at the top and is pierced with a hole that runs side to side near the top.

Figure with simplified features including a head, hair, a headdress, a blocky body, and two hands. The figure is depicted standing on a rectangular platform. A hole pierces through the figure from side to side near the top back.

Necklace with woven, bead-like, orange and fuchsia structures in disc and tubular shape alternating with each other making a chain. Three sections vary from the sequence; one has two blue exterior discs with a fuchsia disc centre and a light yellow ring with a fuchsia circle on top. The second section is a flower-like design with an orange middle and yellow rectangular petals sewn onto a light orange disc. The last section is a circle of pink, blue and orange discs with a light blue, orange and fuchsia butterfly.

Metal earrings (parts a-b) with a cast foliage pattern in a cutout diamond shape encircling two inset, diamond shaped grey-green and red glass beads. Dangling from the base are seven rectangular shaped metal pieces that each come to a triangular point. At each top is a cutout circle where a thin wire hook and clasp pass through. A diamond shaped, inset, red bead sitting on a piece of metal with circular cutouts is soldered to the hook.

Rosary with the alternation of beads, nine red and four brass. The last, bottom, section of beads has four brass on either side of a larger, conical shaped, brass bead with crosshatching followed by three red beads, three brass beads, two coins – 1909 Republic of Ecuador, 1872 USA dime – three brass beads then a brass cross-like ornament which ends with a large silver crucifix decorated with circular, liner and floral details (on front and back) along with an attached figure.

Metal spoon with an heraldic cast handle and a coin bowl with a ridged brim; raised crest-like design on the inner bowl with the words: “IN HOC SIGNO VINCES”. Outer bowl has the words: “PETRUS II..D.G.CONST.IMP.ET PERP.BRAS.DEF. 1861” around the edge; circular flower motive wrapped around the central number, 1000. Plated back.

Blue robe with a round neck, tapered sleeves with hoof cuffs and a side opening with brass frog closures. There are slits in the centre front and back. The collar border has a gold peony motif on a red ground, edged with gold braid and pink trim. The cuffs have gold braid outside and black cotton lining inside. The robe lining is natural-coloured linen.

Metal earrings (parts a-b) with geometric pattern consisting of a three vertical, engraved asterisk like shapes enclosed in a carved circle that increase in size; all on a triangular shaped plague toped with a cutout circle where a thin wire hook and clasp pass through. A diamond shaped piece of metal is soldered to the hook.

Metal pin in the shape of a llama with the bridle of twisted wire around the mouth, neck and through the loop that attaches to the saddle. A metal pin sits horizontally on the back of the object.

Clay, conical shaped spindle whorls (parts a-c) with a hole running through each. Part a: Black spindle whorl decorated with circles around a four point star-like image with a doted edge encapsulated within two lines that meet a point on opposite sides. Part b: Brown spindle whorl decorated with a liner pattern with the top line consisting of doom-like design followed a dotted strip surrounded by two undecorated lines that edge the object. Part c: Black spindle whorl decorated with circles around a four point star-like image with two doom-like images that meet a point on opposite sides.