Flute with three wide pipes, wrapped in leaves. The ends are loose and frayed.

Flute with eight progressively shorter and narrower pipes, held together with palm twine tied around the width. The pipes are open at the mouth end and closed at the other.

Long thin wooden stick used for painting. Stick widens at base and has resin at the tip.

Toy made of a light, hollow spherical gourd. A wooden stick goes through the gourd and comes out the bottom to form a handle. Circular hole is at the centre of the gourd, and there are two circular indentations on the other side.

Ivory coloured tobacco snuff container made of a snail shell. There is resin around base of shell, attaching hollow tube made of wild pig bone, and glass on the underside of the shell, allowing visibility of the shell’s interior.

Egret bone tube, used to snort tobacco snuff. Long, hollow tube with resin in the centre.

Ivory coloured flute made of deer bone. Long hollow tube with a hole for the mouth, three finger holes along the side, and an open triangle shaped end.

Ivory coloured flute made of deer bone. Long hollow tube with a hole for the mouth, three finger holes along the side, and an open triangle shaped base. Flute is dark brown near the base and the mouth hole.

Hour-glass shaped wicker stand that twists in the centre. Thin strips of palm wood are loosely woven to form a circular top and bottom. Braided vine is tied around the base and rim to secure the palm wood.

Large shallow circular basketry sieve made of thin palm strips woven into a zigzag pattern. Lighter coloured palm strips in the weave create a pattern of widely spaced crossing lines. At the rim are two curved pieces of vine attached to the basket by dark brown wound palm fibre and braided palm fibre. All but the rim of the basket is pliable.