The wreck also relinquished many luxury goods, including two large bronze spears from statues, the left hand of a marble statue, ornate glass bowls, intact ceramic jars of several different styles, and a gold ring very similar to one recovered in 1976. One extraordinary find is an ancient weapon known as a dolphin, a  lead bulb tipped with an iron spike, intended to be dropped from the ship’s yardarm through the deck and hull of an attacking vessel. This is the only example of a war dolphin ever discovered.
The wreck yielded numerous luxury items, such as two large bronze spears from statues, a left hand of a marble statue, ornate glass bowls, intact ceramic jars in various styles, and a gold ring similar to one found in 1976. One remarkable discovery is an ancient weapon called a dolphin, a lead bulb with an iron tip used for launching from the ship’s yardarm into attacking vessels. This is the sole instance of a war dolphin ever unearthed.