Red, small, clay pot, hexagonal in shape with a narrow, flat base and opening with a wide, slightly pointed body.

Ornament consisting of an adjustable bronze bangle with ends overlapped slightly.

Body of a four-legged animal (horse?) sculpted in relief. Fragment of a larger piece.

Lamp on stand, made of course grey clay with a white slip. Round body, open bowl with overhanging rim. High circular stand with flare at foot and coarse projecting ridge at top. Base deeply concave.

One-wick lamp in the shape of a bird with a circular base. The bird's tail forms the long nozzle and there is an oval filling hole at the centre of the bird's back.

Fragment of a larger object. Grey, clay figure depicting a man's face with a protruding beard, on a square background. The hair, brow and face are carved in relief. Back is concave.

Red clay, hollowed figure, consisting of a votive offering in the shape of a life-size, human male, left foot sitting on a clay base.

One-wick lamp with a thick black slip, a round body with steep walls, and a rim at the shoulder set off with a well-marked groove. The lamp has a convex upper surface with a large filling hole at the centre and there is a second hole at the nozzle, which protrudes from the body and is slightly flared.

Hand modelled, seated bird; perhaps a dove.

Ornament composed of a bronze bangle (a) with a small ring (b) attached. The ends of the bangle overlap slightly and the bangle is incised with several sets of parallel incised lines.