A plain cane shaft stained a dark red-brown. The base of the point is wrapped with cane fibre. The point is elaborately carved and has one barb attached by binding near the tip.

A plain cane shaft wrapped at the base and near the notched end with cane fibre. The long point is wrapped with cane fibre around the tip and is multi-barbed with tiny barbs on all faces which are covered with red ochre and have a rectangular hole near the base of the point.

A cane shaft carved wtih a dark vertically curvi-linear design on a natural background. The shaft is wrapped at the base and the end of shaft with thin cane strips. The point is plain wood which is decorated with a 10 cm. sleeve of woven brown and yellow grass. The 16 cm. tip of the point is multi-barbed and has a wrapped tip.

A plain cane shaft wrapped at the base and near the notched end with cane fibre. The long point is wrapped with cane fibre around the tip and is multi-barbed with tiny barbs on all faces which are covered with red ochre and have a rectangular hole near the base of the point.

Club carved from dark brown wood; plain shaft with a flaring, curved, flower-like blade with linear geometric designs shallowly carved into the surface.

A carved black wood handle (part a) with a 7-shape. A black oblong stone (part b) inserts into the shorter downward angled wood, around which braided fibre is coiled.

Handle and head made of wood, stone adze fits into head and is held into place by fibre rope.

A very dark brown wood piece that has a tapering cylindrical handle and a flat triangular projection angled in the middle of the other end.

A wood squared beater with longitudinal reeded incised grooves on three sides with one plain side. The small rounded cylindrical handle tapers to a rounded end. While the top of each side angles toward the centre, creating four triangles forming a point with four equally spaced slight ridges, the top has a more rounded shape to it.

Wooden diish with an elongated leaf shape, and a short handle. The handle has a hole drilled through it, near the end.