| 233 | Nandara 2 (Small Tope adjacent to Tope Nandara) | - | Charles Masson | 1834 (as dispatched with Darunta finds) | - | Afghanistan | • Egg-shaped stone (intentional deposit) | - | - | Listed among “Relics from the topes of Darunta”; noted specifically as adjacent to Nandara I. | - |
| 234 | Bimaran 2 (Tope near Deh Bimaran) | - | Charles Masson | 1834 (as dispatched with Darunta finds) | - | Afghanistan | • Large stone box (inscribed lines noted)• Golden casket (without cover) with sculptured figures; small rubies set• Small seal• “Thirty golden ornaments”• Beads (burnt coral, pearls, etc.)• Small stones (incl. heart-shaped; cross form)• 18 stones (sapphire, crystal, etc.)• 4 copper coins | - | - | Deposit list is given in Masson’s package memorandum. | - |
| 235 | Bimaran 4 (Small tope behind Deh Bimaran) | - | Charles Masson | 1834 (as dispatched with Darunta finds) | - | Afghanistan | • Fragments of silver box• 17 beads (cornelian etc.)• Sundry beads (burnt coral etc.)• Green stone figure of recumbent cow• 6 copper coins | - | - | Explicit deposit inventory in Masson memorandum. | - |
| 236 | Bimaran 5 (Jani Tope) | - | Charles Masson; Martine Honigberger (earlier removal noted) | 1834 (Masson finds; earlier Honigberger activity noted) | - | Afghanistan | • Small stone box (cover fragmentary)• 1 small gold bead• 1 bead of burnt coral• 16 copper coins | - | - | Masson notes the “grand deposit” had already been carried off by M. Martine Honigberger; later coin purchases from individuals also recorded. | - |
| 237 | Chahar Bagh 4 | - | Charles Masson | 1834 (as dispatched with Darunta finds) | - | Afghanistan | • Stone box• Minute golden reliquary (without cover)• 18 Indo-Scythic [Kushan] copper coins | - | - | Deposit inventory explicitly listed in Masson memorandum. | - |
| 238 | Chahar Bagh 5 | - | Charles Masson | 1834 (as dispatched with Darunta finds) | - | Afghanistan | • Stone box• Fragments of small silver reliquary/box• Tooth of an animal• Fragments of human bone• 1 copper coin | - | - | Deposit inventory explicitly listed in Masson memorandum. | - |
| 239 | Hadda 1 (Tope Hadda [1]) | - | Charles Masson | 1834 (as dispatched with Darunta finds) | - | Afghanistan | • Small stone box• Small silver reliquary/box• Twist of tuz leaf | - | - | Deposit inventory explicitly listed in Masson memorandum. | - |
| 240 | Hadda 2 (Tope Hadda [2]) | - | Charles Masson | 1834 (as dispatched with Darunta finds) | - | Afghanistan | • Fragments of painted bark box• (Pear-shaped bead noted in the list)• 27 copper coins of [Wima] Kadphises | - | - | Deposit inventory explicitly listed in Masson memorandum. | - |
| 241 | Hadda 3 (Tope Hadda [3]) | - | Charles Masson | 1834 (as dispatched with Darunta finds) | - | Afghanistan | • Fragments of large stone box• Beads (incl. 2 crystal; green-hued)• Small shell + fragment of larger shell• Fragment of green stone• 2 vegetable seeds (noted)• Small silver box (lid injured) containing minute golden one• 1 spherical gold bead• 1 pale ruby• Additional bead(s) + seeds (as listed)• 16 copper coins• Spherical black stone | - | - | Deposit inventory explicitly listed in Masson memorandum. | - |
| 242 | Hadda 4 (Tope Hadda [4]) | - | Charles Masson | 1834 (as dispatched with Darunta finds) | - | Afghanistan | • Small golden box with incinerated substance• Fragments of bone box• Masses of sindur [red lead]• Other small golden box with ruby set in gold• Crystal bead; golden bead; vegetable seed (as listed)• 5 copper coins | - | - | Deposit inventory explicitly listed in Masson memorandum. | - |
| 243 | Hadda 11 (Tope Hadda [11]) | - | Charles Masson | 1834 (as dispatched with Darunta finds) | - | Afghanistan | • 7 animal teeth (noted as “camels?”) | - | - | Deposit inventory explicitly listed in Masson memorandum. | - |
| 244 | Hadda 10 (Large tope Hadda [10]) | - | Charles Masson | 1834 (as dispatched with Darunta finds) | - | Afghanistan | • Iron (or iron-gilt) outer container + silver + gold nested reliquaries• Gold reliquary cover crowned with sapphire; encircled with 7 small emeralds (as listed)• Spherical gold/gilt beads; unguents (as listed)• Additional plain silver reliquary with 4 silver Sasanian coins• Large iron vessel half-filled with liquid at discovery; contents included many coins/gems/ornaments (listed in memorandum) | - | - | Masson describes a liquid-filled vessel associated with the deposit; list includes Eastern Roman solidi, large groups of Sasanian coins, rings, gems, beads, ornaments, and copper coins (as recorded). | - |
| 245 | Hadda Tepe Kelan (Tumulus Hadda / Hadda Tepe Kelan) | - | Charles Masson | 1834 (memorandum context) | - | Afghanistan | • 12 copper coins | - | - | Listed as “Tumulus Hadda [Hadda Tepe Kelan]”. | - |
| 246 | Passani tumulus 1 | - | Charles Masson | 1834 (expenses memorandum dated 9–10–1834 noted) | - | Afghanistan | • Large stone (central)• Human bones | - | - | Masson also notes it was “not a tope as strictly understood” and relates it to a cremation-place tradition in his papers. | - |
| 247 | Passani tumulus 3 | - | Charles Masson | 1834 (memorandum context) | - | Afghanistan | • Large broken earthen jar• Ashes | - | - | Masson notes no other deposit beyond ashes in the jar. | - |
| 248 | Passani tumulus 4 | - | Charles Masson | 1834 (memorandum context) | - | Afghanistan | - | - | - | Explicitly recorded as producing nothing. | - |
| 249 | Passani tumulus 5 (Large Rashuk Tumulus of Darunta) | - | Charles Masson | 27–28–1834 (excavation date noted) | - | Afghanistan | • Few corroded copper coins (summit)• 1 horseman/Azes-family coin (Mujatria-type, noted)• Small spherical stone/marble deposit (central)• Central gumbaz/cupola (decorated; no evident deposit recorded) | - | - | Recorded as a “large tumulus”; a domed internal feature is described, with “no evident deposit” beyond the noted items. | - |
| 250 | Surkh Tope | - | Charles Masson | - | - | Afghanistan | - | - | - | Treated as part of the Darunta group; associated with a nearby “group of tumuli near Surkh Tope,” one examined yielding no token. | - |
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