Small black coloured human figure broken off at the knees (part a). Figure has large ears and lips, and thin outstretched arms winnowing rice in a large circular container (kpomou). Part b is the base of the figure that has broken off, consisting of a square piece of metal with two feet and part of one lower leg attached. Part of the legs, from between the two pieces, are missing.

Cylindrical brown woven basket with flared centre and raised lip around opening.

A wood mask painted with a red face, silvery-white mouth and ears, and two horns painted silvery-white in between and black all around while curving sideways and downward to the ears. The eyes are cut out. There is a beard made of plant fibre strands, and there is a headdress at the back made of wood strips of bark tied together. Mask is on a mount.

Ornamented, gold leaf covered handle with a long tail of horse hair attached to it. Top of handle has a flared, circular knob upon which a carved, golden rooster sits. Hair is bound in red fabric with two bands of green string at the juncture with the handle.

Cylindrical piece beaded with a spiral design of green and white with long dark brown hair coming out of one end.

A small brown wood carved figure of a human standing with the knees slightly bent. The back is carved with lines in a triangular geometric design.

Small brown, carved, standing female human figure with short hair and protruding, conical breasts. Figure has articulated legs, arms, shoulder blades, and protruding, conical buttocks.

Two linked pieces of brown softwood. The major component is fitted into the secondary component. Each piece has a bend in the opposite direction which allows them to fit together in a flat or an open arrangement. A serrated-edged iron blade is fitted into an extension from the major component. When fitted together, the two pieces form a seat in the shape of an "x" (in profile), with the blade extending in the front. The edges are clean or beveled and suggest western-type tools, such as a saw and plane. Some pencil marks as guides for cuts are apparent.

Roughly carved wooden mortar with multiple splits in wood and a hole on the side. Bottom third forms a solid foot. Hour glass shaped. Sticker with number 176 on brim.

Trapezoid-shaped block of wood, hollowed out and re-closed on one side with a piece of fitted wood. There is a hole in the bottom of the base and at the curved end for sound. There is a hand grip carved into the wood at the end where the metal prongs are attached. Eight metal parallel prongs are held in place by a cross piece metal bar attached to the base by wire loops threaded and resting on a right angled strip of metal at one end, and a strip of wood at the other. There is a round metal sleeve on each prong. The strips of lightweight metal are wound around the base of each prong (or key) to act as resonators. The top face has a linear design burnt into the wood.