Hatchet-shaped woven fan with a red and black handle. Handle has a large red bulbous shape at the bottom end.

Wooden club made from a branch; cap-like knob on the bottom with a straight shaft leading to a curved end with spur. The underside of the curve has a rectangular section roughly carved, with traces of white paint; carved with tooth borders.

White clay pipe, painted and/or glazed. Stem of wood has green and red paint.

String is wound around the shaft and then covered in pitch to make the grip. At one end, there is more string and pitch. It was painted red along the lower portion of the shaft and black and brown above but the paint is wearing off. The long red-brown point is plain.

Long hardwood point set in softwood shaft. The shaft is painted white, red, and black from bottom to top. The long red-brown point is plain. String is coiled around the base and the end of the shaft.

Long hardwood point lashed to a softwood shaft. The shaft is painted red and black from bottom to top. The long red-brown point is plain. String is coiled around the base of the shaft.

Long straight barbless hardwood point lashed to softwood shaft. (broken off). Painted in sections of red, white, and black from bottom to top and appears to have had some coiling around the middle white area. The base of the shaft is wrapped with fibre. The long dark red-brown point is plain.

Long hardwood point set into softwood shaft. The shaft is painted white, red, and black from bottom to top. The long red-brown point is plain. String is coiled around the base and the end of the shaft.

Cylindrical section of very soft wood with three darts stuck in one end and black, resinous material covering the other. Brown geometric and animal designs are featured on the sides. Two thin, twined cords are coiled around the top of the wood.

Eight barbed prongs set into shaft which is painted in white and red sections. The wood fore-shaft is set into the reed shaft. Base of the reed shaft is wrapped with stem ? or fibre. Wood fore-shaft is painted white at either end. Base of the wood fore-shaft is also wrapped with stem ? or fibre. Remnants of prongs are at the end.