Long, thin segment of bone with one pointed end.

A bird figure carved from three different kinds of wood in separate pieces and held together by wooden dowels. Upper body is dark brown wood with a long neck tapering upward to the small round head where there are nails for eyes and a long pointed beak. Lower body is light brown with the wings resting at the sides and a short tail. Standing on its two three-clawed feet.

Elongated grey stone point.

Dark grey, flat piece of slate with one rounded, sharpened edge.

Elongated, rectangular piece of copper with two holes at one and a short peg-like protrusion near the other.

Short, cleaver-shaped metal saw with a yellow-white antler handle. Handle and saw are joined with a full tang, secured with a metal rivet, along the upper edge of the blade.

White-grey, carved, flat section of antler with one curved end and one tapering end. Tapering end has two small holes bored through it.

Dark brown, flat, curved segment of antler with one handle-like end. Three holes have been bored along the handle and outer edge of the curve.

Wire coiled around the stem. Skin with fur is attached to the flaring end of the flute. Flute tapers almost to a point at the other end.

Set of five ornaments, each composed of black elephant hair: parts a and b are both a length of woven elephant hair with one end tied and the other end braided; parts c, d, and e are all strands of elephant hair that have been attached together with two knots.