A mask with vertical protusions carved into the mask at the top. The face is long and narrow with a pointed chin and prominent lips that are open to display large, square, carved teeth. The nose is long and thin, the eyes are slightly angled holes, and small triangular ears protrude. The face is patterned with small carved knobs along the cheeks, across the forehead, near the mouth and nose, and between the eyes. Hair is suggested by a diamond pattern carved into the wood at the forehead, and the head is topped with an elaborate headdress, with carved tines and a decorated half-circle plaque above. The back of the mask is concave.

Round pot with a rounded bottom and a thin neck that expands out again to a bowl-like upper form. The upper pot has horizontal lines moulded into the clay on top, and an irregular dot pattern below. The neck between the two has wider horizontal lines and patterning, and the body of the larger pot has a series of moulded decorations in angled vertical lines, dot patterns, and horizontal lines that continue down to the rounded bottom. A few painted/burnished spots appear on the upper body. Large, darkly coloured areas range widely overall.

A crescent-shaped, bronze stamp, or seal, with embossed symbols. Their are four pierced holes, and a protruding loop has been formed on the back of the object. The bronze is covered with a green patina.

Children's drawing on legal size off-white paper. The top of the page contains a grouping of trees, suggesting a forest. There is a long rectangular object and a square object with a grid pattern to the left of these trees. A helicopter has been drawn below the trees, and it contains a single pilot. Two trucks can be seen to the right of the helicopter, and there are two objects above the trucks that may represent planes. There are seven human figures below the helicopter, in addition to one animal figure. Two large buildings have been drawn near the bottom of the page, and a smiling human figure has been drawn to the left of these two buildings. The bottom of the page contains an oblong shape with numerous dots inside of it. This oblong shape may represent a river.

Ornate gold ring encircling an engraved stone displaying a seal. The design in the stone depicts a horseman holding reins in his left hand, while his right hand supports a large bird. A small animal, perhaps a dog, runs beside the horse's feet. The green stone sits high, held in place by two gold posts on the top and on the bottom of the ring. A three-dimensional representation of a lion head can be seen on either side of the ring. The band of the ring is thick and decorated with lozenges.

Marble figure of a woman (possibly the goddess Diana/Artemis?) standing with an animal to her left side (possibly a swan?). A thick cloak is draped over her shoulder. The figure is wearing a simple headdress and veil over her hair. The facial features are well defined. The bottom of the sculpture has been carved to form a thick round base.

Rouge pot made of glass, which is now mottled. Brown and burgundy in colour, this vessel is thick-walled with a globular body. It has a wide, splayed mouth and a wide, tubular neck. It also has a carinated shoulder and a flat base with no sign of a pontil mark.

A thin-walled flask made of green glass. The squared shoulder of the flask supports a ridged handle that wraps around the splayed mouth of the vessel. The bottom half of the flask is bulbous, with a flat bottom.

Cast bronze votive statue of the goddess Fortuna. She is crowned, holds a cornucopia in her left hand, and holds a patera in her right hand. A robe is draped over her shoulders, crossing her chest, and is pinned to her waist in folds that descend to her feet.

Cast bronze sculpture of Apollo. The figure, standing in a contrapposto pose, is nude except for a wreath on his head and a quiver slung over his right shoulder. Both hands of the figure are missing, though the angle of the right arm suggests that he probably held a phiale in his hand.