Spindles (parts e-g) consisting of thin pieces of wood, pointed at each end. All parts have a small, decorative whorl. Part e has a yellow, red and white stripe design on either side of a mushroom shaped whorl. The whorl is black with a white and yellow circular design on top as well as a red circular and white and yellow diamond shape design on the bottom. Part f has a black painted section on either side of a spherical shape whorl detailed with black and red stripes. Part g has dark and light brown cotton thread wrapped around either side of a cylindrical shaped whorl. The whorl is decorated with a green, orange and white stylized human head wearing a headdress.

Bobbin consisting of a thin piece of wood pointed at both ends. One end is wrapped with brown cotton thread.

Spindle consisting of a cylindrical wooden shaft with a disc-shaped whorl positioned near one end. The whorl is roughly circular with indenting sides.

A hollow, cylindrical, brown wood cone shape piece that tapers into three sections wrapped with brown string inbetween each section (two sets of brown string).

Model paddle with an abstract design on both sides of the blade in orange and black and three bands of red on the handle shaft and butt end.

Small, leaf-shaped paddle with incised and painted designs on both sides of the blade in red, blue, and black; stylized facial imagery.

Brown coloured figure with cap on head, arms and lower limbs are missing.

Paddle with diamond-shaped blade with a whale in black on one side and an eagle on the other. Shaft is black with three red slanted grooves near handle on one side; outline of a head in red on the other.

Rectangular, convex wooden humanoid mask with two large elliptical eyes and a protruding nose--the eyes are blind. Remnants of red paint on the face, and white paint on the eyes.

Small, guitar-like instrument with a rounded back covered by a full armadillo pelt (head included). Body is carved from light brown wood, with ten sinew strings laid over a dark brown wooden neck with brass frets and a wooden nut. A peanut-shaped headstock holds ten machine heads--one of which is missing--which protrude from the back.