Pieces of
Roman bronze vessels. They are common in funerary contexts.
The two left-most items are different forms of
patera handles. The flat one with a hole in it is later than the thick round cross-section one. That thick
type sometimes ended with the
head of a ram or
wolf, other times just a point.
You then have pieces of the walls and rims of the bowls or pateras themselves. The last piece look like the melted remains of the top (mouth) or perhaps bottom of some sort of vessel.
Though common in
Rome these items were also highly valued by non-Roman and are found in burials from Scandinavia to Ukraine.
I love these items which are generally under appreciated, under-reported and under-studied.
SC