Bamboo stalks tied together with cane stem on either side. Jagged edge. Plain with dark finish. Unmarked.

Dark brown wooden spear with two pointed ends and a central grip made of reptilian skin wound on both ends with cord.

Manioc strainer and press. Long, narrow, basketry tube. Woven from thin strips of black and undyed stem(?) in a herringbone pattern. One end is open, with a woven loop protruding from one side of the rim, while the other end is closed and has a loop bound with twined cord protruding from it.

Woven basket consisting of two rectangular pieces that fit inside of each other. Each is woven in a herringbone pattern and have dark brown edges. The two sections are fastened together with a twisted, tasseled twine.

Set of three shallow circular trays in decreasing size woven from bamboo. Paper label on smallest tray reads: "No. 707 Fruit basket, Osono Company, Ltd fob us $1.55".

Fire kit consisting of: carved bamboo case with cap (a), dark grey piece of flint (b), and an elongated piece of rusted steel (c). An elongated, rectangular piece of dark grey stone is attached to the lid with string and a woven band of rattan. Inside the case are wads of pounded bark tinder.

Red-brown gourd (part a) that has a spiral pattern burned black on brown. Carved cap with a woven cover is attached to the gourd by a piece of string through the cap which is then secured to the side of the gourd by a yellow bead. Twenty-seven dart covers (parts b-bb) made of carved pith are inside the gourd.

Two large tiger claws connected by a cord of beads that has a yellow-white and black checkered pattern with red beads in between. There are two large clusters or yellow-white, black, and red beads around each claw.

Model village culture style house on stilts made from palm leaves; a gable roof with enclosed sides, three shuttered windows, one door, and several inner rooms.

A small thin rectangular basketry woven solid green mat. Each end has a fringe of natural cream-white-coloured threads.