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A pearl-like shell piece that curves to a point with a barb along the exterior of the curve and an angled rounded finial knob at the other end.
A handle which tapers to a long point. The main design along the handle is consisting of a very simple diagonal decoration in black. Fifteen long teeth fan outward radially. Some fibre strands are on the handle.
Thirteen teeth bound together at one end to form a triangular handle which is painted black. A shell cross has been inlaid in the handle. Some fibre is wrapped around the base of the handle.
Thirteen teeth with a triangular handle. Handle inlay composed of triangular pearl motifs secured by a black adhesive. Long thin rod finial.
A pearl-like shell piece that curves to a point with a barb along the exterior of the curve and a perpendicular square knob at the other end. Horizontal lines on the shaft are emphasized with black.
Dark, brown-black, paddle-shaped club with a demilune handle and a small, tongue-shaped protrusion at the head. White, pearlescent shells cut into shapes are inlaid around the head, forming a double scroll design on both sides.
A handle which tapers to a long point. The main design along the handle has inlaid triangular mother of pearl designs. Thirteen long teeth fan outward radially. Some fibre strands are on the handle.
Club with roughly cylindrical handle that has a conical tip and a curved, flat, and tapering blade. The surface is painted black and carved with an elaborate geometric design with a carved fish head at the base of the inner curve. There are inlaid round pieces of shell in the oval segment that joins the handle and the blade.