The bronze statue represents Jupiter, the ruler of the gods in Roman Olympus. Jupiter stands naked on his right leg and has his left leg loosely placed to the side. The left arm is raised; he originally held a long scepter in his hand as a sign of his sovereign power.
The openwork disc brooch shows the goddess Victoria standing on a globe and holding a palm branch in her left hand. In front of her sits an eagle carrying a laurel wreath in its beak.
The crown consists of a spout made of shiny gold bronze sheet metal, which ends in a carefully crafted bull's head. Two snake bodies are soldered to the side, from which dragon heads grow with raised forehead crests.
The oval, even face of the female mask frames a high, curly hairstyle. A striking tiara crowns the hairstyle. The mask was formed in a clay model and painted after firing.
A cut cameo depicting the sacred mountain of Cappadocia, Mons Argaios, is inserted into the solid, forged gold ring. A wreath can be seen on the middle peak, the highest of the three peaks.
The offering Genius is dressed in a tunic and toga. He wears a mural crown on his head, over which he has pulled his toga. In his left arm he holds a cornucopia filled with fruit and a pine cone.
The altar for the goddess Fortuna was found in the fort's bathing complex. It had been reused there to cover a canal, but may have originally been placed there.
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