Dark brown circular basket (a) with a square base and a flat, fitted lid (b). Basket woven in herringbone pattern; bent wood pedestal attached to base. Bent wood also on rim.

Circular basket with attached lid, handle, and loops for tie closure. Body bulges at shoulders. High wrapped handle begins at base and is attached at shoulders of basket. Loops and hinge for lid are braided.

Carved wood drum, cylindrical in shape narrowing in the centre. On the side is a handle with rectangular projections on either side that are incised with a stylized fish design; white pigment in the cuts. There are two vertical ribs on either side of the handle that have holes drilled through. A piece of skin is attached to the top with cotton binding.

Wide, round, square-based basket with bamboo rim and foot. The rim is attached with lashed and knotted fibre; foot is pierced at intervals with fibre lashings. Exterior has linear geometric patterns in black-brown and natural; bottom has a pattern of alternating black-brown and natural concentric squares.

Wide, round, square-based basket with bamboo rim and foot. The rim is attached with lashed and knotted fibre; foot is pierced at intervals with fibre lashings. Exterior has linear geometric patterns in black-brown and natural; bottom has a pattern of alternating black-brown and natural concentric squares.

Mat needle with long narrow shaft, triangular cross section, and one pointed end. The pointed end widens briefly before narrowing to a point, creating a diamond shape. Large eye in opposite end is broken and edge of needle is also damaged at this end. Wood is a yellow brown colour.

Black, carved wooden paddle with a broad, leaf-shaped blade and a plain, straight handle.

Semi-spherical shaped, deep wood bowl with a wide ridge at the rim. Each side has a c-like shape carved in low relief. There is a black stain on the surface. There are four holes in the ridge where it was possibly hung.

Pounder has long, cylindrical shaft with rounded end. Finial at top is a man standing on a base with shell inlay for eyes and ears and holding a long stick in front of him.

Four long narrow, wooden mat needles (parts a-d) with triangular cross sections and flat, pointed tips. The tips widen slightly before narrowing to a point. Round shaped, eye holes are present at the ends opposite of the points. Made from a yellowish brown coloured wood.