Gemsbok bone arrowhead with a wide curved triangular head that is double barbed. Natural light brown colour. Carved to taper opposite point.

Light brown bone, tapering at both ends. Marked darker in small patches.

Triple strand necklace of alternating beads of bone strung on sinew. Beads are brown and white.

Irregular, somewhat conical shape; sponge-like surface has several indentations and numerous scrape marks. It has a large hole part way into the centre, with lacy bone material lining and partially covering it. Recessed sections are cream-coloured in contrast to the greyish-brown bone.

Dark brown hollow bone with incised linear design on wider end, rubbed with fat and ash for emphasis.

Wildebeest bone handle that widens slightly at the top and tapers to a point where black hair hangs down to form a whisk.

A plain round orange-red gourd container (part a). The stopper (part b) is rolled bark with a woven grass design around the sides of yellow, and brown vertical zig zags, and a boar's tusk finial at the top.

Three boar tusk pieces, almost completely circular in shape. A bunch of bark strips of green and brown are looped around the tusks.

A leaf-shaped dagger with a bone handle. Blade is inserted between two flat bone pieces riveted together.

The shaft is plain except for small dark markings of chevrons at the base, near the pointed end. The base of the shaft is wrapped with thin cane strip. The point is plain wood decorated with a 11 cm. sleeve of red and brown grass. The 21 cm. tip of the point has six irregular barbs, and the tip is wrapped with cane strip.