Amber beads on cotton twine in the shape of a necklace. All of the beads are flat and oval shaped with the exception of two cylindrical shaped near the back of the group. There is one lozenge that ties the two ends together. The bottom section has a metallic, coiled knot the ends with twisted silk threads, three beads then a red and white silk tassel.

Plain clear glass vial with a flat wide semi-hemispherical base and tall, cylindrical tapering neck. On top is a disc shaped, everted rim. The outer surface has a shiny coating of paint ? .

Seal (a) and clay slab (b). The seal has a rounded body with a flat surface into which are carved depictions of a bull with two humanoid figures, the sun, a snake (?) and a palm tree(?) with six rays radiating from the top. The seal is pierced from side to side with a hole for stringing. The clay slab is roughtly square with an impression of the seal at the centre.

Ear ornament with a round pendant decorated with a painted flower-like design in red, blue, and green. An ear hook is hinged at the top.

Red clay, figure of Osiris, wearing feather crown, sitting on a thrown. His arms are folded onto his chest with something held in each of his hands. The figure is mounted in a stained, rectangular piece of wood that has Osiris engraved on it.

White, clay Ushabti figure, mounted on a stained, square piece of wood. The standing figure is wearing a headdress, has a beard and incised lines for facial detailing. His arms are folded onto his chest with something held in each of his hands.

Lid of a canopic jar made of grey clay with a black slip. The lid depicts a human head (Egyptian king?) wearing a large headdress. The facial features are incised. The base is circular and is slightly indented, and has been covered with light green felt.

Figure depicting the profile of a seated female pharaoh holding a staff. The figure is two-dimensional and has some linear details carved into the surface. Has a two-tiered wooden base.

Small brown jug with single elongated handle. The body is ovoid shaped, broadest in the middle. The body sits on a low ring base. The shoulders slope in sharply to a slender neck. The mouth is small, the rim rounded. The handle is attached to the rim and extends slightly above the rim before coming straight down to the shoulder. The lower body shows several etched bands.

Obverse: head, right facing, fragment of inscription remains. Reverse: Roma, seated left facing (on a pile of arms ?), holding something in her right hand.