The tapa cloth is natural in colour with designs in greyish-dark green. There are two repeating designs: a human-like figure with a long body and a shape resembling a sideways 'H'. The figures are repeated in rows, on one side of the cloth.

Arms and head and earrings with shell inlay. Winged headdress, black.

Round reeded beater, round handle with knob finial. Labels on end.

Bilaterally symmetrical. Two outward facing frigate seabirds each holding an outward facing fish below. Connecting bodies are curving and extend above into a scroll-like shape. Black paint used to emphasize details. A loop is at the top.

A cylindrical piece with red and yellow grass woven in design of triangles.

Dark on light brown, linear geometric designs in panels with birds along top end.

Twelve teeth are woven tightly together with fibre at one end to join the handle in an hour-glass-like shape.

Twelve teeth with a triangular handle. Handle inlay composed of notched triangular pearl motifs secured by a black adhesive. Long thin rod finial. String is at the base of the handle.

Dagger shaped with geometric triangular shell designs set in dark adhesive on both sides.

Three broken pieces of grey-white stone or shell with open-work designs. The first piece is the largest with the second piece (part b) being mid-sized and the last piece (part c) being the smallest.