Grey clay sherd with a red slip. The figure consists of an animal head with a protruding snout and an open mouth displaying the front teeth; a raised nose, frontal lobe and ears on the top of the head. The object is painted orange and black. The inside is hollow and there are three circular holes located at the top and either either side of the object. The back is smooth and slightly concaved.

Conical shaped, red clay sherd with a cream slip. The figure consists of a bird-like head with a crooked beak, a protruding tongue and a tuft on the top of the head. The object is painted in orange, black and brown with two lines under the chin while the head is decorated in a geometric pattern. The inside is hollow with two circular holes on either side.

Cylindrical shaped, red clay sherd with a cream slip. The figure consists of a human face with an exaggerated open mouth displaying an upper row of teeth, a raised nose and ears, along with painted eyes and eyebrows. The object is painted with orange, black and grey in a line design. The inside is hollow with a large circular hole on the bottom.

Flaring, vase-shaped hand drum with a clay stand and a glazed snakeskin head bound with rattan. Bands of wavy designs are combed into the stand around the top and bottom.

Slender, roughly rectangular piece of bamboo with one reed-like end; opposite end is tapered to a point. Piece in centre is attached only at one point to the rest of the harp.

A page made of palm leaf with lines of Cambodian writing from a Buddhist holy text. There are two equally spaced holes in the middle. Incomplete: part of a book of such leaves threaded through holes and having wooden covers.

Reddish-brown rough textured hard seeds strung on string. String is brown.

Miniature bullock cart with functioning black-rimmed wheels, yoke with red and yellow cording, and a double-curved canopy.

Sword and sheath. Carved in form of bird-- the head and neck being the handle. Dark finish; bound with braided cord.

Long, flared, slightly curved blade (a) with a tapering tang; blade has a blunt, squared end with a barb at one corner. A tube-like double ferrule (part b), with raffia-like fibres tied through it, loosely rests on the tang.