Long wooden throwing club, rounded, thick at the head and narrowing toward the handle. While the handle is smooth and unpainted, the head of the club is carved with protruding notches and long ridges and decorated with painted patterns of dots, lines and colour blocks.

Wooden throwing club with a thick head narrowing toward a long, thin handle. The head is oblong in shape while the handle is round. Slight ridges encircle the whole of the object and several chips have been taken out of the head. The surface is dark brown and somewhat shiny.

Short ceremonial dance spear made of wood. A sharp point, painted dark orange, flares into a midsection delicately carved into five thin, down-pointing blades and one short, thicker up-pointing blade on each side. The blades are elaborately painted in multiple colours, with patterns of lines, dots, and colour blocks. The handle is long and tapered, also painted dark orange.

Short ceremonial dance spear made of wood. A sharp point, painted dark orange, flares into a midsection delicately carved into five thin, down-pointing blades and one short, thicker up-pointing blade on each side. The blades are elaborately painted in multiple colours, with patterns of lines, dots, and colour blocks. The handle is long and tapered, also painted dark orange.

Large wooden boomerang, curved, tapered and rounded slightly at each end and tapered on the edges. The central portion is painted a light brownish pink, while each end has white dots painted onto the natural wood.

Wooden plaque painted red with carved designs painted yellow. Three figures stand at the bottom of the scene; a human male in the centre holding a sword and two animalistic figures on either side of him with their arms raised, revealing claw like hands. Above them is a large Ba Gua symbol, with a crown-like symbol on top. Surrounding the Ba Gua are Chinese symbols. The back of the plaque is unpainted.

Rectangular wooden plaque depicting two rows of seated figures set in squares. The first row is of two figures wearing hats with a curtain above them. The second row consists of three seated figures. There are Chinese characters on the back.

Rectangular wooden plaque painted red with three carved figures standing beneath green curtains. Two of the figures are male and one is female. The female is standing on the right. All three wear gold robes and red hand muffs with green trim. The males have white collars and gold hats. The female has green earrings, a red collar, and black hair. The males wear black shoes and the female wears red shoes.

Rectangular wooden plaque painted red with two carved figures riding animals. Both wear gold tunics with dark brown collars, red pants, and gold hats. The female rider is distinguished by her green earrings. The male rider's hat has two circles on either side that stick out. The male is riding a horse? that is painted yellow with black facial features. The female is riding a crane? with a yellow body, black legs and a triangular black beak. There are gold curtains above the figures, set in a rectangular frame in the plaque. The back of the plaque is unpainted.

Carved wooden male figure, seated on a red chair. Figure wears a gold tunic with off-white and green collar and a hat or headdress which extends down the length of his back. He has very large round eyes, thick eyebrows and a prominant moustache. Both hands rest on his knees. There are Chinese characters written on the back of the chair.