A sheet metal cone with an unfastened seam. There is a single punched hole opposite the seam near the apex.

Two convex metal circles, one above the other, are connected by a folded strap of the same metal. A hole in the fold of the strap secures a handspun cotton yarn on which nineteen stone and shell beads are strung. The beads vary in size and shape. The colour range includes blue-green, yellow and red-purple. The metal object has traces of red pigment over the entire surface, inside and out.

Two handles are formed by the legs tied at the tail with sinew. Sheath for a knife is formed by holes in the tail. Entire hide is used.

A semi-circular blade surmounted by a short shaft and a wider base. The bottom half of the sharp, curved edge is serrated. One side of the blade is slightly convex with two indents, and the other side is relatively flat and smooth.

A long-beaked bird with a solid cast head and flattened body with winds spread in flight. A hole is punched through the flattened tail, slightly off-centre.

Two u-shaped, convex golden bangles, each with a slot at the curved end.

13 convex golden rectangles, each with a slot at the narrower end.

A sheet metal cone with an unlapped seam and two holes set opposite each other, 4 cm from the lower edge. A remnant of a metal strap remains in one hole. A third hole, near the apex of the cone also has the remnant of a metal strap in it.

A sheet metal cone with a seam and two holes set opposite each other, 4 cm from the lower edge. Remnants of a metal strap remain in one hole. A third hole, near the apex of the cone also has a metal strap in it. The surface of the cone has the remains of gilding.

Four small squares and one larger square of metal. Each square has two holes punched near one edge.