Headdress made of cassowary feathers and plastic bags. The ends of the bundled long feathers, tightly wrapped with strips of black, white, green or pink plastic bags are bound together into a flat band with double braids of a variety of rope pieces that join together at the sides and continue as long braided ties, with more plastic strips intertwined. Most of the feathers (dark and some light) stick upwards from the main section of the band while light ones hang downwards from each end.

A simple brown circular piece, creating a bracelet-like effect. The sides are flat and carved with an exterior design consisting of a zig zag pattern.

Large polished shell and bush banana tips strung on green plastic string. Shell has two additional holdes at each end, suggested that it had previously been used for a similar purpose.

A curled fish hook shape with three notches at one end.

A small iridescent whale/fish-like shape that has a hole at the rounded "head"-like end and six radiating fin/limb-like appendages from the apex.

An elongated human face made of light-coloured stone. The forehead is high and has a vertical ridge along the middle which extends into the shaped nose. The eyes are an outline of a circular groove. The mouth is a downward pointing curved triangular groove.

Red, black, and white beads in a lozenge pattern. Bead work on a palm fibre base.

Halves of boar tusks tied together with fibre. Two pieces (parts a-b), both consist of two split halves bound together with fibre. One piece (part a) is tied together with brown fibre while the other piece (part b) is tied together with light cream-coloured fibre. One piece (part c) is only one split half.

A) has three small depressions where tip of stick is placed as well as notches carved at intervals along its length. B) drill stick has one smooth, rounded, blackened end.

Plain lump of pitch. A light weight black substance with brown debris. Slightly flat rounded shape.