All Dervis’ Artifacts in Assassin's Creed Mirage

A small pouch of magic powder made from leather and worn around the neck. During ancient times, the Aksum Empire was one of the major powers together with Rome, China and Persia, according to the Persian prophet Mani. Its decline started around the 7th century.

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An ornamental plaque used in ceremonies to offer prayers or express gratitude. This one was made during the Chinese Tang Dynasty and features numerous Buddhas. These tablets were brought to sacred caves and shrines as acts of merit and left at the location.

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These elaborately decorated bracelets have richly jeweled exteriors and finely detailed opus interrasile patterns on their interiors. The luminous beauty of pearls was highly prized in the Byzantine world.

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An Egyptian censer made out of bronze, it features a Madonna whose style is heavily influenced by late Roman and Byzantine styles. Censers were used for events that were both spiritual and secular.

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A finely decorated crustacean shell from the Tang Dynasty that may have been worn as jewelry or an ornament of some kind.

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A tool used to measure the value of gold and silver coins made in the Byzantine and Arab empires.

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A chess piece carved from ivory during the late 1st millennium in North Africa. Many of the oldest chess pieces found were discovered along the trail of the Silk Road.

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A Tang Dynasty jade comb embossed in gold. In the Chinese empire, Jade held a significance that was equal to gold or diamonds.

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Initially made in Western Africa, kissi pennies were small rods of iron used as a currency throughout history. They were usually tied together in bunches as their individual value was fairly low.

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Cowries were small mollusk shells used as currency in a wide-ranging area from Africa to East Asia. In some cultures they were used in a fashion similar to gaming dice.

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An aromatic resin used to create incense and perfumes and harvested from a family of trees called Boswellia. Also known as "frankincense", it was one of the three gifts brought to the infant Jesus by the Magi in the Bible.

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These small boxes made out of rich materials such as ivory were used during the Byzantine era to hold precious materials such as aromatics and cosmetics.

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A piece of metal with cloisonné enamel featuring the moon as a sky goddess. It was made in south-central France during the Carolingian Dynasty.

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A circular brooch from Northern Europe made out of gilded alloy and displaying dolphin figures.

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A Nestorian Christian cross from the Unified Silla Dynasty, east of China. The Nestorian Cross was associated with the Church of the East.

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A Tang Dynasty box used to transport a wide variety of items such as tea, cowries or even incense.

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A richly ornamented box made from silver, gold and enamel. It was made in the Byzantine Empire, displays the Crucifixion and allegedly contains a piece of the True Cross.

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An open sphere crafted in Asian craft techniques during the Tang Dynasty. Its interior contains a series of rings that hold the central saucer upright at all times.

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