Wood figure of a woman with a child on her back. She has oval eyes with upraised brows above that extend downward into the thin nose. Her thin mouth is downturned. Her knees are slightly bent. She is holding the wrists of the child who is on her back with his or her arms wrapped around her neck while his or her legs are wrapped around her waist. On a rectangular base.

A bilaterally symmetrical, boat-shaped wooden creaser with two horn-like protrusions on each of its opposing sides. The centre of the object is a two dimensional dome-shape. Two incised lines border the top edge on both faces of the object. A groove is present in the ventral surface. The wood is brown in colour and has yellow brown wear marks. The incised lines are a darker brown colour. A paper label is affixed to one side, and written in ink is "For Grooving Mats".

Small, curved piece of wood with an empty shell cartridge set into upper portion; secured with twine.

Anthropomorphic mask with an elongated nose, a human mouth, and a moustache. Upper half of the face is plain brown while the lower half of the face is painted red just across the nostrils. Has circular cut out hole eyes outlined by black and surrounded by a plain tapering oval with black brows above. Nostrils are cut out. Has a black moustache. Black fabric is nailed at either back side.

A wood cross bar secured with braided cord through a hole in the inverted "u" shaped legs with round pad feet.

A bamboo tube secured by twisted cord coiled around two inverted "v" shaped wood legs.

A deep large round rounded wood bowl with ten legs and a tab with a hole for hanging.

Carved wooden figure depicting a human figure with a rounded belly. A knob of wood projects at the top, rear, resembling a top-knot in appearance. Engraved facial features include eyes and a mouth depicting two rows of teeth. No limbs are attached.

Wooden spindle whorl (parts a-b), consisting of a disc with central hole (a) and long wooden spindle (b). Raised lip around opening on convex ventral surface of whorl; dorsal surface is flat. Decorated on the convex surface with images, in pencil, of two whales and a human figure. One of the whales also has a small human figure depicted on its back. The spindle shaft narrows at each end, and one end is wider than the other.

Knife with sixteen shark teeth total, eight on each side attached to wood by fibre. Cord loop on handle. Split down middle of knife on one side.