Scraper (horse-hoof type) made of light brown stone with small sparkly minerals. Roughly shaped with many angular sides. Inscription on side.

A yellow circular stone with one flat side and many flaked edges.

A yellowish-brown circular stone with two flat edges and a large, rounded, flaked edge.

A yellow circular stone with two flat edges and a rounded, flaked edge.

One end is pointed and bulbous and has lighter band with two darker spots. The handle is plain.

A flat gray stone makes up the blade while the handle is dark brown resin. The resin handle has worn away at the very end, exposing the lighter brown material underneath.

The point is brown with traces of red on the front side and flaked over the entire surface.

The front of the shield is painted and carved in a geometric pattern of alternating parallel lines of red ochre and white clay. Overall shape is oblong; curved from top to bottom; vertical handle in centre of back. The back has a handle and is plain red with vertical grooves.

Slim, plain wooden spear with small cone-shaped point at one end.

Plain cane shaft with the end bound. The point is long and slim and has a dark finish. A plain shaft of twelve cane joints with the last one at the base of the point wrapped with stem ? to hold the point. The long dark point is plain. The end of the shaft is wrapped with fibre in a wide round bundle.