A small hollow thin curved pointed white-brown tooth.

Cylindrical container of mashed pandanus fruit with lid.

Band of woven grass; dark brown with two strips of lighter brown along length of one side, woven to form arrowhead designs.

The bark is folded in on both ends and sewn down with plant fibre, creating a bowl-like shape with a flap bottom and curved sides. The sewn fibre continues around the entire rim, visible on the inside and outside. A light-coloured wooden stick is lashed across the top of the bailer.

Roughly rectangular wooden shield with points at both ends and a raised ridge down the centre. Bands of bamboo (?) laid horizontally across the shield at the top and bottom, held in place with zigzagging stitched of dark brown rattan (?); bands continue on reverse. Edges of shield are painted black; centre is painted red-brown. wooden handle on reverse.

Necklace with two strands twisted together of numerous, small, yellow shells looped on a piece of twine; shells are conical in shape.

Pair of armbands with fringes (flattened). Geometric designs predominantly in red, black, yellow.

Rich dark brown wood paddle with a blade that has a pointed ovate shape, flattened on one side and semi-convexly curved with a ridge along the middle of the other side. The long cylindrical handle flares outward at an angle from the paddle blade. Entire surface covered with tightly packed carved lozenge design. Elaborate finial with a row of face-like motifs around the handle end.

A shallow brown wood dish with a leaf shape, pointed at both ends, and having an open work rectangular foot extension, serving as part of the handle, to add to the other two splayed feet under the leaf shape.

Cylindrical bamboo container, or lidded box. The lid is tied to the base with string secured by woven bands, one on the container and one on the lid. Handle is secured by woven rattan bands. Handle has a plain two prong-like base. Upper portion of the handle tapers and has a groove around it, creating a long mouth-like shape. There is a small hole through the mid-upper end, creating an eye-like feature.