Figure depicting Uraeus, the serpent, with its body bent twice and its head upright. The figure is depicted on a rectangular platform and has a rounded protrusion with a loop pierced by a hole at the top of the second bend in the serpent's body. Green glaze.

Figure depicting Anubis, the canine-headed god, with an inverted triangle headdress, arms at sides, and standing on a rectangular platform. The features of the figure are not very detailed. A hole is pierced from side to side near the top of the figure.

Figure depicting the canine-headed god Anubis with two slightly pointed ears and a stylized face and a series of vertical ridges on the front of the torso. A hole pierces through the back of the figure from side to side.

Figure fragment consisting of a humanoid head with a wide, flat and bald crown, ears and simplified facial features. Green glaze.

Figure depicting a humanoid torso with hair or a long headdress that extends slightly past shoulders, and a protruding element at the top of the head. The protrusion has one hole at the front centre and a hole that extends from side to side. Dark blue glaze.

Figure depicting a simplified humanoid figure with a circular head, short arms, and feet pointed outwards. Incised with a straight vertical line that differentiates the legs and meets a line that arches from the ends of the arms over the centre of the chest.

Bead carved from one piece of reddish stone (?) with areas of black. The bead has a cylindrical shape that tapers slightly at the ends.

Figure with a vase-like shape depicting a heart. At the top is a roughly rectangular shape with indented parallel lines that extend from front to back, and below this is an oval shape (as viewed from the top) that joins to an ovoid. The ovoid has a design on both sides consisting of two indented lines that form a v shape and a horizontal indented line at the bottom of the v. The ovoid is flanked by triangular protrusions, each with four parallel indented channels on the sides. Glazed in light green.

Figure depicting the god Amun, with feather headdress composed of a short cylinder bisected by a bar that runs across it from side to side. He is depicted holding an object in his right hand that extends from his mid-chest to his right shoulder. His other arm is at his side and he is wearing a skirt-like loincloth. His left leg is in front of his right.

Bronze cup with a flat base; pear-shaped body widens markedly toward top; no neck; flat, everted rim; flat, narrow ribbon handle rises well above level of mouth and is attached to rim and lower portion of body. Base badly corroded.