Rectangular shaped, grey marble stone fragment. The ends are slightly angled.

Grey stone figure carved in relief. The fragment, triangular in shape, depicts the profile of a young man standing possibly with a staff or spear in his left hand.

Tool composed of an elongated handle that tapers towards the butt end with a bulbous protrusion flanked above and below by a raised ridge near the concave circular tool tip.

Tool with a knob-like tip, three raised bands roughly one third of the way down the shaft, which begins to taper and curves slightly at the pointed tip.

Tool composed of an elongated handle that tapers towards the butt end with a bulbous protrusion flanked above and below by a raised ridge near the concave circular tool tip.

Late Roman coin of Constantius II. Obverse: Diademed, draped bust of Constantius, facing right. Reverse: Helmeted soldier charging to the left with a shield on left arm, spearing falling horseman.

Bronze coin. Obverse: laureate head of Augustus, facing right. Reverse: S C encircled by laurel wreath. Badly worn.

Small ovular stone with engraving on one side. Decoration in a central line with two small fan shapes intersecting it at ends and two dots in between cross lines; two bands go around edge.

Lamp with a 'merman' in relief on top. Lamps is circular with protruding handle and spout; handle has a hole through it; two round holes in top to either side of merman decoration. Underside has a raised foot ring.

Round lamp with upward protruding handle and outward protruding spout; circular holes at top of spout and centre of lamp; decoration in relief around central hole of circle with dots at their centres.