Dark brown wooden spear with an elongated, tapering metal point at one end. Plain, cuff-like metal fitting at the juncture between the shaft and the spearhead.

Blowgun with long, cylindrical shaft (part b) and flared, slightly conical wooden end that attaches to a cylinder (part a) that fits inside the shaft. Bands of incised geometric designs near centre with inscription of "1968," and at open end. String coiled around open end. Bands of braided plant fibre at centre and at conical end.

A long metal knife (part a) sharpened on one edge and angled down to a point from the other edge. The grip of the handle has braided coil around the metal, and the pommel, possibly made of ivory, is ornately carved with an angled spiral design from which groups of hair emanate. The sheath (part b) is made of brown wood with sections wrapped around with light brown and dark brown bark. Attached is a long thin hollow bark piece with braided bark.

A cylindrical wooden quiver containing many long wooden darts with their own hollow cylindrical covers. Braided bark rope is wrapped around the quiver.

A curved metal blade (part a) with a rough edge and a wood handle carved with an ornate spiral pattern. The sheath (part b) is made of wood partially covered with metalwork. One end of the wood sheath is carved with an ornate spiral pattern, while the metal pieces have an ornate floral design.

A cylindrical wooden quiver containing many darts. Braided bark rope is wrapped around the quiver.

Conical dome with black, red, yellow, white and green coloured leaves(?) laid over unpainted leaves(?). Black and red segments along the bottom edge are in elongated triangular shapes, and appear to radiate from the centre tip.

Brown, wooden, conical object with a silver, metal base. Both the metal and wooden sections have many rounded, raised rings around the circumference.

Short, dagger-like knife with a brown wooden handle and sheath. Cross-guard is long and protrudes downwards.

Thin, octagonal metal plate with a raised floral pattern divided into eight sections--sections revolve around a central circular segment. Alternating segments feature specific fauna in addition to a floral pattern.