Wooden sheath with a leather cover that has almost worn off. Long leather shoulder strap is attached. Gently curving blade, metal hilt and handle with a round flat end.

Pipe shaft (a) and a bowl (b) that fits into the top of the pipe shaft. made from a length of bamboo grass with bands of arabesque pattern stained (?) black. The bowl is stained dark brown and has a flat, circular mouth, carved around the rim, with a cylindrical shaft and notched base. The base of the pipe shaft is pierced with several holes, has u-shaped indents cut out of the edge and is incised with a linear design that follows the edge.

Stick of soft wood. Series of smooth round cavities down on face.

Long narrow stick, rounded ends.

Long dagger (a) and sheath (b). Curved ivory handle carved in abstracted shapes with floral motifs; attached to blade with decorative rosette. Blade in form of "naga" sacred snake. Wood sheath is carved and polished; steel blade has been forged and welded.

A small paddle that has a cylindrical black handle and a flat brown blade that flares outward with cut corners. The handle is secured to the paddle with string.

The bark is pounded flat and sewn with rattan in large stitches. A hole is made at each end and a twisted cord is threaded through, looped and knotted.

Woven basket that flared from a flat, square bottom to an open, circular top. Twilled design in faded red on natural coloured ground; curvilinear and geometric designs. Rim made of wood with four supporting ribs; split leaf is woven around the frame. Cord handle on one side.

Basket that has four rounded sides with a vertical red-brown supporting stick at each of the four corners also bound to the circular red-brown rim that has three sets of interconnected coils around each side. Geometric patterns in diagonal bands of red and black on a natural background. The inside is plain.

The basket has a circular opening at the top, becomes square through weaving and rests upon a circular wood base. Two sticks are crossed and lashed between the circular base and the basket. Each end of the stick is bent up the corners of the basket, lashed to the weaving and secured beneath a band at the top. There are two loops on two of the sticks. A length of bark threaded between the basket and the circular base and each end knotted to a loop creating straps. The basket has a diamond pattern woven in light and dark rattan. Underneath the rim there is a red band.