A reddish-brown oblong wood piece (part a) with a cylindrical shape tapering downward toward the middle on a small block base. While flat on top, the inside is hollowed out thinly and deeply, and there are two square pieces cut out of each end. There is a cylindrical wood stick (part b).

Dried shell in which there are some downy grey and red feathers wrapped in leaves.

Long strip(s) of bark in a coil.

Plain, very worn conical shell.

Stone blade with one pointed axe-like end and one rounded end. Slightly polished finish.

Yellow-brown coloured braided tabua cord.

Long strip(s) of bark in a bundle and wrapped around the middle.

Red seed beads in groups of six or seven, with white snail-like shells in pairs; all strung on a a fine light brown plant fibre string.

Plain shell with a hole in the end. The inscription on the convex side of the shell reads "Shell from the God Koroibo's (God of Hurricanes) Temple -Munia / Fiji".