Cylindrical bamboo ox-bell suspended at the top from a loop of twined grass; scroll-like jointed wood beaters hang on either side of bell form the twined cord.

Long carved violin with the monkey skin attached on the top by pegging. Strings are attached to the head by tying them to twine protruding pegs and are then tied around the end of the body.

Erhu-like two-stringed wooden instrument (a) with a bamboo sound box (b) covered with lizard skin and two drop-shaped tuning pegs (c-d) (strings are missing). Wooden bow (e) is strung with coarse hair.

Miniature ox-bell. Turned wood cylinder with a jointed clapper at each side. All on a twisted loop of leaf. Wood with horn and ivory knockers; palm-leaf string.

Round wooden jar that tapers towards the base and has an incised horizontal ring around the middle.

Light coloured round wooden jar with raised ring border around the middle. Jar tapers slightly at the base. The centre is hollowed out.

Light wood coloured egg-shaped container with stopper which has a cone-shaped finial to one side.

Comb made of one piece of light yellow wood. Wedge-shaped in cross-section with the curved handle being the widest at the centre and tapering off slightly to the sides where there is a semi-circular notch in each side just below the corners. Decorated with a pattern of five parallel lines above tines and at curved handle edge.

A wood arrow with a blunt pointed end that has two brown feathers bound with loosely coiled string.

A long wood sheath which is open at both ends. The sheath is made of two side-by-side pieces which are held together at one end by a wooden peg in the middle. The upper part of the sheath is bound in a thick leather band.