Plain shaft which was feathered. End appears to be charred. Point is set in a barbed bone fore-shaft and then into the wood shaft. Point is a short triangular with rounded sides.

Plain axe head slightly convex in shape.

Hand made axe head. Has a hole for the attachment of a handle.

Long dagger (a) and sheath (b). Curved ivory handle carved in abstracted shapes with floral motifs; attached to blade with decorative rosette. Blade in form of "naga" sacred snake. Wood sheath is carved and polished; steel blade has been forged and welded.

A small thin pipe that has a deep rounded cylindrical bowl of cast brass and a stem of rolled sheet iron.

A two-pronged twisted and barbed point bound with string onto a wood shaft that has two brown feathers bound with loosely coiled string.

Auger with a black handle made from the tip of a horn attached to an elongated metal cuboid that tapers to a point.

Auger with a light brown handle made from the tip of a horn attached to an elongated metal cuboid that tapers to a point.

Six long thin pieces of twisted iron known as a kissi pennies (parts a-f). Each is shaped like a pick on one end and a horizontal spade on the other, with a thin, twirled metal stick between. The second piece (part b) is the longest and is slightly longer than the first piece (part a). The third piece (part c) is the shortest. The fourth piece (part d) is larger than the third piece (part c). The last two pieces (parts e-f) are in between the first piece (part a) and the fourth piece (part d) in size length; however, the last piece (part f) has a larger spade than the fifth piece (part e).

Metal disc with a lobed edge, oblong cut-out in the centre and raised designs on both sides. One side has a man in a cape carrying a bow and arrow, while the other side has two dogs sitting under a hay stack playing with an insect; parts of the designs are gilt.