Stuffed, beaded snake, composed of a head (a) and body (b). The snake holds a small beaded lizard in its mouth. The snake's back is blue with a green and yellow zigzag design, and its belly is light grey with inscriptions beaded in black with geometric design elements that serve to divide the words. One design element appears to be a flag(?) of vertical black, yellow and red bands. The inscription reads 'TURKISH - PRISONERS - OF - DARDANELLS - AIBABA - CYPRU - 1917' [sic].

Lamp with a siren with bird's legs and feet depicted in profile on the discus. She holds a fillet in her hand. The lamp is one-wicked and saucer-shaped with two holes, one to one side of the discus, and the other at the nozzle.

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.

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.

Spherical red-brown jug with rounded bottom; cylindrical spout rises vertically from the top with a handle that arches from it to the side of the jug. Jug is painted with circular and cross-hatched geometric designs in dark brown and dark red-brown.

Circular bowl with dark brown ring-like designs on the interior and exterior, two small loop handles at either side, and a small foot.

Red-brown cup with a rounded bottom and sides. A single upward curving loop handle with a pointed centre is attached at one side; handle has been broken and repaired.

Key to trunk M2133 a. It is made of a silver coloured metal and has a slightly bulbous, hollow shaft with a loop bow and a rectangular bit with a notch out of the side that is flush with the end of the shaft.

Silver coin (from Cyprus ?). Obverse: head of Heracles, right facing, wearing a lion skin. Reverse: Zeus seated, left facing, on a throne, holding an eagle and a sceptre.

Silver coin of Ptolemy VIII Euergetes II. Obverse: right facing bust of Ptolemy IV Philopater as Dionysus wearing diadem entwined with ivy wreath and nebris, thyrsus behind the shoulder. Reverse: left facing eagle on a thunderbolt with wings open.