Pick made with a wooden, cylindrical shaped handle that tapers to a pointed end. The pick is a large, cylindrical shaped bone that is incised with a band of triangular designs. The end has been carved into a point. The two pieces are attached together by tightly woven thin strips of fibre.

A bird skull, with part of the body.

An animal skull wrapped in plant fibre with a muzzle, harness, or carrier style.

A circular clay face with long dark brown feathers on top and a bone point below that is concave on the front side while convex on the back side. The cowrie shell eyes are painted red and are outlined with a black line extending upward toward its respective temple, which in turn, is outlined with white and red. There is a long black line running down along the middle of the face to the end of the nose. The top of the forehead is decorated with small cowrie shells. The lips are pinched to pout out and the mouth area is white.

Tapered, convex, white-yellow bone segment bound on both ends with brown hide. Tapered end has an extra hide flap with a small hole pierced through it.

A relatively flattened round brown long piece with tapered round ends. A small hole is drilled through one end.

A necklace of mostly light blue and some white glass beads with tusk and tooth spaced throughout on a hide string.

Three flat long bone pieces with natural curve. The first piece (part a) is a long lightly coloured piece with a large curve and two holes at either ends. One piece (part b) is white and brown and has six holes with one detachable peg and another partial peg stuck in one of the holes. Another piece (part c) is of a lighter whiter colour and has six holes and two v-shapes carved out along the edge of one side. The other piece (part d) is of a darker brown colour and has three holes and one v-shape carved out along the edge of one side.

Thick segment of bone with one end carved into a curved right angle. The other end of the bone is capped with a brown hide fitted covering, to which a long hide string is attached.

Object is comprised of six separate parts. Part a is a square-shaped, brown piece of sealskin with several dozen round holes cut through it. Parts b--d are all brown pieces of sealskin cut into the shape of a miniature animal; each "pelt" has an ovoid hole cut through the head. Parts e and f are sticks or poles made of bone with one tapered, pointed end.