A dark grey-brown stone piece with a T-shape that has an upraised, grooved, fin-like protrusion along the top. The top "T" part has diagonal grooves outward with a diagonal row of large dots below and a basic design of small dots overall. The other part has a snake coiled around it and is drilled through the centre.

Grey-black, L-shaped stone pipe (part a) with a linear ridge carved down the front of the bowl. Long, dark brown wooden stem (part b) fits into the stone bowl of the pipe, but has no openings.

Flared metal blade bound by sinew and cloth to the curved end of an L-shaped wooden handle.

Thick segment of bone with one end carved into a curved right angle. The other end of the bone is capped with a brown hide fitted covering, to which a long hide string is attached.

A worn grey stone with one end partly tapered partly to a worn edge. The other side has an indented waist near the end.

A relatively flat grey stone with curved ends, one smaller than the other, and a "waist" near the bottom larger curved end.

A pink-grey stone with a slightly flattened egg-shape and a "waist" around the middle.

A round red-grey-brown stone with a rounded end smaller than the other and a "waist" nearer to the smaller rounded end.

A long tapering cylindrical-like grey stone piece with rounded ends.

A grey stone with a tapered end and an indented 'waist' near the bottom end.