Spear thrower with flat handle made of wood that has a round stick attached at one end by pitch, and two pieces of white shell attached at the other by pitch. Handle tapers towards ends.

Light yellow-brown wood boomerang that has smooth sides. Main design on both sides consists of three vertical bands of crescents burned in with two side-by-side lines having the crescents facing in the same direction while the other line has the crescents facing in the opposite direction.

Red-brown wood boomerang that has a ridged grooved texture that appears similar to that of having had flakes chipped off. Same texture on both sides. The wood is of a yellow colour along the concave edge near the lower portion of one end

Plain, red-brown wood boomerang that has smooth sides. A band of lighter coloured wood is along the inner elbow along the concave edge.

L-shaped boomerang with short end and small portion of long end painted white, rest of long end painted red, and a grey line separating the two colours. On top side, tip of long end is smooth with a tooth-patterned band and then the rest of the boomerang has grooves carved into it. On bottom side, the surface is smooth.

Plain, yellow-brown wood boomerang that has thin, smooth sides. Wood is of a lighter colour along the mid to lower portion ends of each concave edge. Returning type.

The point is rose coloured and flaked over the entire surface with tiny serrated edges.

The point is gray and opaque and flaked over the entire surface with tiny serrated edges. There are traces of a brown-black substance towards the base of the point on both the back and front.

The point is reddish-brown coloured and flaked over the entire surface with tiny serrated edges.