Ornament consisting of a central, light brown disc with dark brown x’s in between vertical and horizontal lines. Tied to the top is a looped string of grey and red seeds. Hanging from the bottom are seven strings of grey and red seeds with a section of bird quill near the ends.

Single stand necklace consisting of small brown seeds in sections of six, alternating with larger red and black seeds.

Round black seeds, some of which have been cut in half. The seeds are strung on a twisted brown string.

Grey-brown seeds pierced and strung on twisted fibre string.

Five strands of long grey seeds connected at six inch intervals by a round brown seed. The seeds are strung on a fine string.

Long cylindrical black shells and small circular white shells arranged alternately. There are fourteen strands strung on a twisted string and connected to fabric tape.

Pair of anklets composed of beige-coloured fibre with brown seed husks fastened to short lengths of twined plant fabre on straps of braided plant fibre.

Strung on cord. Two pieces (parts a-b) of alternating three brass faceted beads and a seed.

Red and white, blue and white, or yellow and red beads alternating with seeds.

Game board (weso) consisting of a rectangular tray (eznyeso) of thirty-two squares half an inch deep (amasa). Tray rims are incised with a grid pattern. Peg at one end of the tray. There are sixty-two seeds used as counters (empiki) in an orange cloth bag which has a brown cloth drawstring. On the back of the tray, there is an explanatory paper about the game of Mweso which is played in Africa by the Bantu.