Rings and bands of herring bone designs decorate the shaft and both pointed ends.

Brown wood boomerang that has a slightly ridged grooved texture that appears similar to that of having had flakes chipped off. Same texture on both sides. Two knot or resin pocket holes have been filled with a creamy-coloured mass.

One end is pointed and bulbous and has lighter band with two darker spots. The handle is plain.

The front of the shield is painted and carved in a geometric pattern of alternating parallel lines of red ochre and white clay. Overall shape is oblong; curved from top to bottom; vertical handle in centre of back. The back has a handle and is plain red with vertical grooves.

Round tray with simple interlocking coiled work and watch-spring base construction and parallel slat sides. Three strand braided border on rim. Top row of sides is looped to form two handles. Two concentric six jointed stars in black bark, yellow-white grass and red bark (two stitches of each).

Club with wooden handle, hide covered, plus red and striped cloth cover near top. Pointed, somewhat oval stone fitted in end. Purple ribbon and black and gold cord hang from top.

The point is rectangular in cross-section, creating a double pyramidal point carved with three cone shapes and rows of notches cut into all four of the edges, between fourteen and seventeen notches along the upper pyramidal portion and between six and eight along the lower pyramidal portion. The dark brown wood shaft is plain.

Carved wooden paddle with a ribbed, leaf-shaped blade and a long, tapering octagonal handle.

Slim, plain wooden spear with small cone-shaped point at one end.

Plain cane shaft with the end bound. The point is long and slim and has a dark finish. A plain shaft of twelve cane joints with the last one at the base of the point wrapped with stem ? to hold the point. The long dark point is plain. The end of the shaft is wrapped with fibre in a wide round bundle.