Plain, rectanglular, long wooden paddle with tapered handle.

Canoe hull has long, pointed bow and stern, creating sharp angle back up to top rim (gunwale). Black painted canvas over rib and slat wood frame. Nails along inner top gunwale, metal wire at each end. Bark and cloth lashings used on frame. Middle stabilizing bar (thwart), no seats.

Drum constructed from three tiers of five cross-sections of bamboo lashed together with strips of black rubber; tiers are laid horizontally, one on top of the other, with halved lengths of wood to separate them.

Pair of wooden mule-style sandals. Raised heel. Clear plastic instep strap with three raised horizontal lines; ends are covered with thin strips of leather-like material and nailed to the sole. Sole is covered with a piece of aquamarine and white floral patterned fabric cut to size and glued (?) to the wood.

A large wood spoon with a long handle that has a triangular protrusion in between the handle and its flat rounded end. Sinew is tied below the triangular protrusion.

A wood ladle with the top handle curved and angled into a flat circular end dipping up into a protrusion.

A wood ladle with a deep bowl and a handle that curves from bottom of the bowl of the spoon and then straightens out with a flat round protrusion at its end. Sinew is looped around near the top of the handle.

A deep circular wood bowl with a handle and a y-shaped decoration carved at the opposite end. The design consists of vertical indents all around the side.

Maroon velvet surcoat heavily ornamented with gold. The woman’s coat has a fitted bodice and full, calf-length skirt. The bodice and skirt are almost entirely covered with scrollwork embroidery, worked with metallic gold cord and metallic gold thread, except for a plain panel on each side of the bodice front and at the centre of the bodice back. The bodice is sleeveless in the front; there are long, flat panels that suggest sleeves, attached at the shoulders and back arms; these are worn crossed and fastened with hook and eye at the centre back below the waist. The edges of the bodice meet at centre front; although there are eight decorative buttons on each side of the centre front opening of the bodice, there is no provision for fastening. Buttons are made of metallic gold thread wrapped around a wooden core, trimmed with small coral beads. Smaller buttons at the bottom edge of "sleeves." There are pockets on each side of the skirt, just below the waist. All edges are bound with patterned silver ribbon and five rows of heavy gold cord. The garment, which is very stiff and heavy, is entirely interlined with animal skin, which supports the weight of the metallic embroidery. Bodice and skirt are lined with orange cotton damask; sleeves are lined with striped black, white and yellow cotton broadcloth.

Tall narrow wood pedastal, widening out to drum at top. Covered with reptile skin, nailed on with wooden pegs. Holes through protrusions near top and bottom rim on one side.