A plain well-shaped red-brown bow without a string.

A very long plain red-finished bow with a fibre string.

A very long plain dark brown bow with a cane string.

A very long plain dark brown bow (part a) with rings at both ends to prevent the string from slipping. One end has two rings while the other end has ten rings. The string is in the form of a strip of bamboo (part b) with a knot at one end.

A very long plain rather flat bow with one side painted black . There are yellow wrappings at each end of the twisted string.

Box raised on four legs (one reinforced with a wire dowel and glued). Sides top, and base formed by many vertical slates of wood with narrow open spaces between each slate. The lid opens (hinge effect) and has a loop for fastening.

Long wooden spear with a straight, cylindrical handle and an elongated spearhead that tapers to a point. The blade has dozens of teeth affixed along both edges. Leaf and fibre woven sleeve at the joint between shaft and blade, as well as over the tip of the head.

Sewn palm leaves for roof, split "planks" for floor; frame tied together. Plain gable roof. Open sides & raised floor.

A plain shaft . There is a long black, red, and white triangular geometric patterned point which is elaborately carved. The barbed portion of the point ends in an elongated cone. The end of the shaft is notched.

Wooden club; handle flares to a sword-shaped head. Handle has rows of zigzag designs; the blade-like head has teeth carved near the top on both sides.