A light wood flute carved into the shape of a bird and painted red and blue-green.

A double flute type instrument. Piece is somewhat flat and rectangular, tapering down at the end where there are two rectangular holes. The other end has two fused "legs" with four circular holes on one "leg" and three circular holes on the other. The central design is carved with a bunch of grapes and a vine on a four-pointed leaf.

Long tubular flute with hollow centre, a semi-circular mouthpiece, a square incision at one end, and five oval-shaped holes at the other. Three quarters of the flute is decorated with brown line designs and carved grooves.

A wood frame curved into a circular object and held together with metal nails. Dark brown leather skin has been stretched across and fastened to the frame with sinew. More long strips of light leather skin are attached to the frame at four sides.

Rattle has a long stick handle, with a woven globular-shaped basket on one end. The basketry ball has metal(?) pieces inside that rattle.

Part a: a long, tapering metal spearhead with a broad, leaf-shaped tip. Part b: a long, conical metal spearhead that tapers to a point. Both parts a and b are fitted onto short lengths of wood with pointed ends with a metal bolt driven through the wooden shafts. The ends can be rotated to a shorter length, side by side, or rotated out to be over 2 m long, joined at the middle. (The 2 pieces do not currently come apart.)

Metal-tipped spear with wooden shaft. The spear tip fits over the end of the shaft. Tip of spear is pointed and sides are rounded.

Long curved wooden bow with grey fur attached to lower portion of the bow handle and to the top of the bow. Flap of fur hangs above the top part of the bow.

Dark brown wooden spear with an elongated, tapering metal point at one end. Brass fitting at the juncture between the shaft and the spearhead features raised ring-like patterning.

A wavy knife with a brown wooden handle and sheath. Handle curves sharply downwards. Cross-guard extends both above and below the sheath.