A short slender shaft of metal, now somewhat bent with a flaring metal head placed about .5 cm from one end. Both ends are pointed and the shaft appears to have an open seam along its length.

A long shank of rolled sheet metal, joined to an irregular, cast finial. The finial has an oval, head-like form with two hooks that may represent horns, and a flattened, round protrusion between them. The metal is brownish/black. A third type of metal is introduced as a flux at the join. This yellowish metal has file marks.

Fouteen spindle whorls threaded on handspun cotton yarn; six are convexly conical, of incised black on orange ceramic; one is flat ceramic disc; four are globular or conical stone (?), these are green (three) and yellow (one). One of the green is half missing and two are decorated with drilled, dotted circles. The yellow is plain. Two whorls are made of yellow shell; one truncated biconical whorl is made of metal and is now covered in green deposit. All whorls have a central hole.

A metal mace (head only) with spikes radiating from a short central cylinder. Six irregularly spaced spikes of varying lengths, some with blunt ends.

A metal mace (head only) with five conical spikes radiating from a short central cylinder.

A metal mace (head only) with four conical spikes radiating from a short central cylinder.

A metal mace (head only) with five conical spikes radiating from a short central cylinder. Traces of surface gilding.

A crescent-shaped blade with a short shaft and wider base. The thickness of the blade tapers to a cutting edge along the rounded edge.

Vial made from opaque blue glass with a rounded and uneven lip, a wide mouth, and a body with twisted ribs that tapers towards a knob-like base. One vertically drawn staff-shaped handle extends from the rim to the shoulder.

A flaring cast metal blade with a three part handle composed of two profile birds sharing a single tail. The diamond shaped tail has a round hole in it. Incised lines follow the structure of the handle design. The blade and handle are slightly asymmetrical. The casting is rough and there is a gap in the back of one bird head.