A red-brown concave cylindrical piece with circular ends, of which one has a figure design and the other has an insect or a figure design. A hole goes through the centre of the concave cylinder sides.

Mottled red, grey-white and brown cylindrical segment of stone.

Cylindrical segment of mauve stone that is slightly wider in the centre. Circular holes pierce the edge of the stone at either end.

Cylindrical segment of mottled mauve, black and red-brown stone with small flecks of light brown; a circular hole is bored lengthwise through the centre of the stone.

A small grey-brown puma-like head with round eyes, circular ears, oval nose, and horizontal row of triangular teeth. A dotted double band goes across the middle of the face. There is a dotted collar.

A small dark red-brown animal head with pinched oval ears at the top, round inset eyes, flared nostrils and open circular mouth.

A small brown animal head, possibly a whistle, with a slit hole that goes through the middle top of the head in between the ears and the bottom of the head. The eyes are bored out. The pinched circular ears are decorated with dots. Lines are carved across the face. There is a snout and a mouth with barred teeth. The bottom of the figure has a horizontal hole drilled through, possibly for a string.

Reed flute with no finger holes. One end has been left with only a small hole to allow the manipulation of sound.

Curved band of beads in a diagonal stripe pattern of white, red, yellow, dark blue and light blue beads. Band is bordered by light blue beads on the interior and white beads on the exterior. Beads are strung on corded fibre.

Beaded necklace, possibly strung on commercial fibre. Necklace has two layers, creating a ruffle when worn. Both have brightly coloured beads in striped and geometric patterns.