Dark-brown spoon. From the top of the handle and on either side of the handle, the spoon has a squared-off end, a shallow incised sloped sections, a long straight-edged section, a deeper curved incised section, a shorter straight-edged section and a sloped section connecting to the oval-shaped bowl.

Light-reddish brown coloured spoon with long handle that widens to a rounded point at the top and narrows towards the bowl of the spoon. The bowl of the spoon is wider near the handle and tapers to a pointed tip. A small incised triangular design is on the front of the spoon where the handle and bowl meet.

Light-brown coloured spoon with long handle that widens to a rounded point at the top and narrows towards the bowl of the spoon. The handle of the spoon is lighter at the top and darkens to a deep brown near the bowl of the spoon. The bowl of the spoon is oval-shaped and has a rounded bottom.

Object is a carved wooden knife with a painted design of a face on one side.

Circular, wooden model mortar. The base of the object is slightly larger than the rest of it and is incised and burnt with zigzag lines to create a pattern of triangles. The triangles along the bottom edge are dark brown from being burnt. The top portion of the object is narrow at the base and widens towards the top. The top is incised or burnt with linear lines to create a diamond shaped pattern. The diamond shapes are dark brown because of being burnt.

Dark brown standing human figure with articulated head, arms, legs, and protruding female genitalia. Figure stands over a carved pole/handle extending vertically from its feet. Red colouring has been applied in many places.

Navy blue fan on light-brown coloured slats. Fan has small Japanese characters down one side of the slats. Blue fan section has a silver coloured metallic diagonal strip to one side that depicts a person, a few painted features, and some Japanese characters. Slats are secured by a thin cord with a green bead tied to its end.

Dart holder made of overlapping pieces of stem wrapped into a tube with one pointed and one open end; tube is held together by two bands of knotted cord. Attached to the band that is closer to the open end is a small pouch of knotted cord that has a small opening at one end; inside of pouch is flax-like plant material; pouch has a band of maroon but is otherwise natural in colour. Tightly held inside the holder is a wooden stick around which are darts held together by looped cord.

Pear-shaped two sided case (part a) with extended rod and round metal pin that connects both sides together. Part b is a slightly domed circular weight that has four small holes around the perimeter and is attached to a stick with black fibre cording and red tassels. Part c is a small weight with scalloped edges and part d is the newspaper that is wrapped around it (part c).

Board with overall elongated oval shape. The board is decorated with a symmetrical curvilinear design that is divided down the centre of the length and is carved into the wood with a slightly raised border around each shape. The design is filled in with white and black pigment and the remainder is covered in an orangy-brown on the face and a blackish finish on the reverse.