Gold plate features carnelian and sardonyx from Central Asia mid 2nd millennium BCE. Funerary stele uses alabaster, gold, banded agate from South Arabia 100 BC–100 AD. Gold rhyton has carnelian from Ancient Anatolia c. 2000–1500 BCE. Scythian gold reindeer plaques date to 400-300 BCE. Gold and sardonyx pendants from Near East Parthian 100 BCE-100 CE. Small agate cup from Achaemenid Persia or Eastern Mediterranean 4th-1st C BCE. Hercules Agate Vase in sardonyx from Hellenistic East ca. 150 CE. Silver vessel from Wadi Dura Yemen 270-285 CE. Gilded silver vessel from Hellenistic northern Greece ca. 325-300 BCE. Parthian gilded silver rhyton 100 BCE–100 CE. Gold plaque with horseman from Tibet Yarlung Dynasty 600-800 CE. Cup from Iran 1100-900 BCE. Neo-Babylonian silver vessel under Nebuchadnezzar II circa 604-562 BCE. Pre-Achaemenid silver vessel from West Asia Persia around 550 BCE.