Coconut shell spoon with a large burn mark and evidence of much use. Slight tear-drop shape.

Polished half coconut shell. Shape resembles a tear drop. Two small divets carved on either side of the pointed end.

Coconut shell spoon, with a hole, and series of etched V-shaped designs at 'handle' end. A narrow dark brown band appearing in the bowl of the spoon appears to be a natural characteristic of the nutshell.

Half coconut shell, used for drinking.

Boar tusk and bush banana tips necklace. The tusks are wrapped to the strand of bush banana tips with two types of fibre. The banana tips are strung on a clear plastic fibre.

Large polished shell and bush banana tips strung on green plastic string. Shell has two additional holdes at each end, suggested that it had previously been used for a similar purpose.

Dance anklet made from braided grass-like fibres which hold together strings of nutshells(?) that knock together, producing a musical sound.

Five rings of coconut shell, 9.5 cm in diameter. Ten nutshells, each with a slit cut out, bound together with fibre through a hole bored opposite the slit. Nutshells are bound to one ring of coconut shell with the same fibre and to the others with synthetic ? fibre.

Spoon with a bowl carved from brown nutshell, and a cylindrical handle with a wooden neck followed by alternating off-white shell and bands of metal with diamond and linear patterns. The handle has a pointed tip.

One piece (part a) is a pointed end part of a coconut nutshell. The other piece (part b) is a middle section of a coconut nutshell.