Two pieces of carved shell attached together by fibre to make the hook section secure. There is a small white feather under the fibre wrapping.

Round copper scraper blade that fits into the wide end of handle (part a).

A hollow cylindrical bamboo grass piece that has an exterior surface design consisting of lozenges, herring bone, and two fish finely done in dark on a light natural-coloured background. There is a long opening approximately three-quarters the length of the case.

Ivory-coloured snail-like shells strung on a cord. The shells are arranged in a layered manner creating a double-pairs effect.

A crescent shape edged in small white shells creating rectangular panels with seventeen perpendicular lines of the same small white shells. A long piece of fibre connects the two ends of the crescent.

A light brown wood model paddle. Plain handle. Blade has a long pointed lance-olate leaf shape with ridges along the middle of each side.

A circular basket which tapers inward from the widest part at the middle. It has a simple open weave pattern with a design consisting of small panels of brown and red and a horizontal row of upward pointing triangles in open-work pattern around the lower sides.

Plain, thin, light reddish-brown shell cut in half and fairly conical in shape with smooth sides and a point at the end.

Dark brown shell cut in half, twisted and woven handle attached to one side. Fan-shaped handle has two double longitudinal ridged rows. Shell has a point at the end with three equally spaced vertical ridges around the sides.

A shallow dark brown wood dish with a roundish leaf shape, pointed at both ends, and having a tab for hanging cord on the under side. Has a rounded bottom.