Liquid pourer with a honey-coloured glass glaze (1400-1500).

Andalusian -Islamic oil lamp with a green glass finishing glaze (900-1000).

Marble head found in Can Fita site (municipality of Santa Eulària des Riu), in 1903. It represents the god Dionysus or Bacchus.

Enthroned female figure with traces of white and blue paint (400-300 BC). Made in a mould. It probably represents Tanit.

Bearded funerary mask with painted decoration (400-300 BC). Local hand-made production, Punic- Ebusitan style, inspired in Carthaginian types.

Tripod with naked female figures, topped with sauria (525-450 BC). Probably inspired in bronze thymiateria supports.

Figure with a horns’ headdress. This seems to be evidence of a foreign religion, so it has been interpreted as an offering from a passing traveller.