Wooden club with a straight, cylindrical handle and shaft ending in a bulbous head. The head is covered with flat round bosses (ends of roots), with a round, toothed piece of ivory inlaid at the top. The handle decoration is rows of zigzag and has a piece of inlay similar to the head.

Plain horn-like shaped handle that curves around to the flat triangular-shaped head with a crown-like notched band at the base.

Cylindrical, brown wood handle that curves around at a forty degree angle. The end is curved into a y-shape and has a spur. The inside of the curve has a rectangular panel of white. The upper portion of the handle is covered with braided fibre in alternating brown and black rings. There is a knob at the end of the handle.

Cylindrical, dark brown-black wood handle that curves around at a forty degree angle to create a rounded head with a point at one end. The head is pineapple-shaped with a long spike. The head has six horizontal bands of multiple blunt conical protrusions. A long, conical point extends outward to the tip end. Radial grooves are around the neck. The handle is covered with a black and light-coloured woven sleeve. Black finish.

Cylindrical, dark brown-black wood handle that curves around at a forty-five degree angle to create a rounded head with a point at one end. The head has seven horizontal bands of multiple pyramidal protrusions. A long, conical point extends outward to the tip end. Radial grooves around the neck. The handle has a design at the end that consists of vertical rows of ziz zags with plain lines in between. The upper portion of the handle is covered with braided fibre. The number '130' is stamped into it.

Wooden club made from a branch; knob on the bottom with a straight shaft leading to a curved end with spur. The underside of the curve has a roughly carved rectangular section. Length of thin braided cord is tied around the shaft.

Cylindrical, brown wood handle with the head formed by the stubs of the surface roots and the tap root. Head has eleven protrusions all around and a flat point at the end. The handle has a design at the end that consists of wide vertical rows of ziz zags with plain lines in between and bordered by a horizontal band of zig zags at either end.

Cylindrical, red-brown wood handle with the head formed by the stubs of the surface roots and the tap root. Head has six protrusions all around and a flat point at the end. The handle has a design at the end that consists of vertical rows of ziz zags with plain lines in between and a horizontal row of zig zags above.

Cylindrical, brown wood piece that has slightly flared ends. One end is flatter while the other end is more conical. The handle is carved with a horizontal row of chevrons at the end and a longer section of rough dots above while the rest is plain.

Plain, cylindrical, brown wood piece that has slightly flared ends. One end is flatter while the other end is more rounded. No decoration.